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We Take The Stress Out Of Letting & Managing Your Buy-To-Lets

We understand that letting your property, especially for the first time, can feel overwhelming and worrying. However, with clear and concise information communicated at the right time, fully-referenced suitable tenants, 24 hour emergency maintenance support and an experienced and professional property management team taking care of your buy-to-let, you can sleep easy knowing you are in very capable hands. We never forget that the property is your most important asset, which is why we are confident you won’t regret instructing us to act as your preferred letting agent.

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RENTERS' RIGHTS ACT 2025 — WHAT IT MEANS FOR LANDLORDS

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 is one of the most significant reforms to the private rented sector in a generation. Phase 1 came into force on 1 May 2026. As your letting agent, we are fully across all the changes and will ensure your properties remain compliant at every stage.

Fixed-Term Tenancies — Abolished

All new and existing Assured Shorthold Tenancies have converted to Assured Periodic Tenancies — rolling contracts with no fixed end date. Tenants give two months' notice to leave; landlords must use the reformed possession grounds to regain a property.

Section 21 No-Fault Evictions — Banned

You can no longer use a Section 21 notice to evict a tenant without reason. Possession must be sought through the reformed Section 8 grounds, which cover situations such as rent arrears, anti-social behaviour, or genuine intention to sell or move in.

Rent Increases — Once Per Year Only

Rent can only be increased once every 12 months, and only by serving a valid Section 13 notice. You cannot increase rent mid-tenancy by any other means.

Advance Rent — Capped at One Month

You cannot request or accept more than one month's rent in advance from a tenant at the start of a tenancy.

Pets — Must Be Considered Fairly

Tenants now have a legal right to request a pet. You must respond within 28 days and can only refuse on reasonable grounds — a blanket no-pets policy is no longer permitted. You may require tenants to hold pet insurance to cover potential damage.

No DSS / No Children — Now Unlawful

You cannot refuse a tenant application solely because they receive housing benefit or have children. All applicants must be assessed on their individual circumstances.

Rental Bidding Wars — Banned

All advertised rental prices must be a fixed asking price. You cannot accept or encourage offers above the listed rent.
Download the Official Information Sheet from GOV.UK

Coming in Later Phases

  • Late 2026 — A national Database of Private Rented Sector properties will be introduced, requiring landlord registration
  • 2027/2028 — A mandatory Landlord Ombudsman scheme for dispute resolution
  • 2035 (est.) — Decent Homes Standard extended to the private rented sector
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