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The Renters’ Rights reforms are now in force, marking a major shift for landlords across the UK. Here are the main changes under the Renters’ Rights Act (effective 1 May 2026 in England), stripped down to what actually matters for landlords: ❌ End of Section 21 (“no-fault” evictions) You can no longer evict tenants without a reason. All possession must go through Section 8 with valid legal grounds (e.g. rent arrears, selling, moving in). 👉 This is the biggest structural chan

Before letting a property, landlords should carry out thorough checks to ensure they are renting to reliable, responsible tenants. 1. Identity Verification and Proof of Address Check official ID such as a passport and Driving Licence Utility bills (gas, electricity, water) –dated within the last 3 months Bank or building society statements – dated within the last 3 months Council tax bill - dated within the last 3 months Government correspondence – HMRC, benefits or othe

Regular property inspections are a key part of responsible property ownership and help landlords protect their investment, meet legal obligations, and maintain positive tenant relationships. Protecting your investment Inspections help ensure the property is being looked after and allow landlords to identify damage or deterioration early, preserving the long-term value of the property. Identifying maintenance issues early - Routine inspections can reveal problems such as leaks