The Renters’ Rights Act represents the most significant reform to the private rented sector in a generation. From marketing and tenancy set-up, to rent reviews, property management and tenancy termination, the changes are wide-ranging and will affect both new and existing tenancies.
Understanding what is changing and when is essential to staying compliant and protecting your investment. We’ve broken the reforms down into five key areas to help you navigate them clearly and confidently.
Click through each section below for a practical explanation of what the new rules mean in day-to-day terms, and how to prepare calmly and proactively.
Renters Rights Act – Implementation Timeline
The Renters’ Rights reforms are being introduced in stages and while there is time to prepare, the key dates will shape how you manage your property moving forward.
From enhanced enforcement powers to the abolition of Section 21 and the introduction of new tenancy rules, the changes are significant and wide-ranging. Understanding what happens and when is essential.
Click below to view the full timeline and see how these phased reforms will affect you.
How does the Renters Rights Act effect ….. Marketing?
The way rental properties are marketed is changing and the details matter.
From new rules on rent bidding and tenant selection to mandatory registration requirements and updated pet provisions, the Renters’ Rights Act introduces important shifts that landlords need to understand before advertising a property.
Click below to read the full guide and see what these changes mean in practice and how to stay compliant from day one.
How does the Renters Right Act effect ……… Tenancy Set-Ups
The way tenancies are created and structured is changing significantly.
From the end of fixed-term agreements to new rules around rent increases, prescribed tenancy wording and rent collection, the Renters’ Rights Act introduces a new framework for how tenancies will operate moving forward.
Understanding these changes now will help you stay compliant and avoid disruption later.
Click below to read the full breakdown and see what this means in practice for your property.
How does the Renters Rights Act effect ….. Property Management?
Property management responsibilities are becoming more clearly defined and more strictly enforced.
With the Decent Homes Standard extending to the private rented sector and Awaab’s Law introducing firm response times for serious hazards, landlords will need to take a more proactive approach to maintenance and compliance.
Understanding what’s changing will help you protect your investment and stay ahead of enforcement.
Click below to read the full guide and see what this means in practice..
How does The Renters Rights Act effect ….. Tenancy Termination?
The way landlords regain possession of their property is changing significantly.
With the abolition of Section 21 and revised Section 8 grounds becoming the only route to possession, notice periods, timelines and permitted reasons will all operate under a new framework.
Understanding these changes now is essential to protect your position and plan ahead with confidence.
Click below to read the full guide and see exactly how tenancy termination will work from May 2026.
