For Landlords Posts
Autumn Budget 2026: What Does It Mean for Landlords?
The Autumn Budget 2026 has brought further changes for the private rented sector, with landlords facing another increase in tax on rental income from April 2027. So, what has changed,…
Can Tenants Change Utility Suppliers, Meters and Media Equipment?
Can tenants change energy suppliers? Can they install a smart meter or satellite dish? And do they need their landlord’s permission to install broadband? These are common questions for both…
New Landlord Registration Scheme 2026: What Landlords Need to Know
Landlords across England will soon be required to register their rental properties under a new national registration scheme. Here’s what you need to know… As part of the Government’s ongoing…
Confirmed & Proposed Changes to the Private Rental Sector: What Landlords Need to Know
The private rental sector is undergoing its biggest transformation in decades. Over the past year we’ve seen significant legislative changes come into force, while further proposals continue to be discussed…
Tenancy Deposits Explained
When moving into a rented property, tenants usually pay a security deposit equal to 5 weeks rent. This is the maximum allowed. The deposit must be protected in one of…
New notice periods for Landlords & Tenants
Understanding the New Section 8 Notice Periods Under the Renters’ Rights Act The introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act has brought major changes to the possession process for landlords in…
Deadline for Landlords: Renters’ Rights Act Information Must Be Issued by 31st May
With the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act Phase 1 on 1st May 2026, landlords need to be aware of an important requirement: official Government guidance must be provided to…
Major Changes Ahead for Private Landlords as Renters’ Rights Act Approaches
Landlords across England are preparing for the biggest changes to the private rented sector in decades, as the Renters’ Rights Act comes into force, starting in May 2026. With several…
Damp and Mould in Rented Properties
Damp and mould are among the most common issues in rented homes – and also one of the most misunderstood. Left unresolved, they can damage the property, affect tenant health,…
Key Dates for Landlords in 2026
2026 is set to be a major year for landlords, with significant changes affecting tenancies, possession rights and tax reporting. With the Renters’ Rights Act coming into force and new…