Renter's Rights Bill

While these situations don’t arise often, it’s important for landlords to understand the legal and practical implications of guarantors and what hap...

Joint tenancies are common in the private rented sector, particularly in shared houses or among couples renting together. However, under the Renters’...

The Renters’ Rights Act gives local authorities greater powers to enforce housing standards , investigate offences, and issue financial penalties for...

Under the Renters’ Rights Act, all landlords in England will soon be required to register their properties and join a new redress scheme known as ...

The Renters’ Rights Act extends the Decent Homes Standard (DHS) , previously applied only to social housing, to the private rented sector for the f...

The Renters’ Rights Act strengthens fairness in the private rented sector by outlawing discrimination against prospective tenants with children or th...

For many tenants, a pet is part of the family, but under previous rules, landlords could often refuse animals without explanation. The Renters’ Rights...

The Renters’ Rights Act introduces new rules to make the private rented market fairer and more transparent, particularly when it comes to how rents ar...

The Renters’ Rights Act introduces a new, fairer framework for rent increases. These changes are designed to limit how often and by how much rent can...

For decades, landlords have been able to end tenancies through a “no-fault” eviction process known as Section 21 . The Renters’ Rights Act changes th...

Under the Renters’ Rights Act, the traditional Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) model is replaced with a new, standardised tenancy structure designed...

The Renters’ Rights Act introduces one of the most significant shifts in how private tenancies operate in over 30 years. From fixed terms to rolling c...