Landlord advice

The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to transform the private rental sector, ending Section 21 ‘no-fault’ evictions and strengthening tenant rights. These changes will bring new responsibilities for landlords and property managers — from clearer processes to higher compliance standards. This update breaks down what’s changing and how to stay prepared in a more regulated rental landscape.

Awaab’s Law marks a major shift for social housing in England, introducing strict deadlines for tackling hazards like damp and mould. From emergency repairs to written responses, landlords must now act fast to protect tenants’ health and safety. This new law sets clear standards and ensures safer, healthier homes for millions.

Inflation is pushing up mortgages, maintenance, and everyday expenses — leaving many landlords feeling the squeeze. With tenant budgets stretched and property costs climbing, staying profitable in 2025 means planning smarter and managing finances carefully. Here’s how inflation is reshaping the rental market — and how landlords can stay in control with the right tools.

Managing rental properties doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Whether you own 5 or 50 units, small changes can save you hours each week. In this guide, we share 5 proven strategies to streamline property management — from centralising documents and automating rent reminders to staying on top of compliance. Simple systems mean less stress, fewer mistakes, and more time to focus on growing your portfolio.

Dealing with difficult tenants is one of the toughest parts of being a landlord. This UK-specific guide walks you through how to manage late rent, antisocial behaviour, and property damage professionally and legally—while protecting your rights and staying compliant with current regulations.