The Ultimate Start of Tenancy Checklist for Residential Landlords
Start of Tenancy Checklist As a landlord in the UK, navigating the start of a new tenancy can be overwhelming. […]
Start of Tenancy Checklist As a landlord in the UK, navigating the start of a new tenancy can be overwhelming. […]
The Renters’ Rights Act landlord checklist for 2026: Section 21, periodic tenancies, rent, pets, the information sheet, penalties and what’s coming — everything you must do now.
The Renters’ Rights Act caps rent in advance at one month and bans rental bidding. Here’s what landlords and agents can and can’t do at the start of a tenancy in 2026.
Landlords had to give existing tenants the official Renters’ Rights Act information sheet by 31 May 2026, and new tenants at the start. Miss it and the penalty is up to £7,000.
How to raise rent legally in 2026: the Section 13 notice (Form 4A), the once-a-year limit, two months’ notice, and the First-tier Tribunal rules that now favour tenants.
Under the Renters’ Rights Act tenants can request a pet and landlords must respond within 28 days. Here’s when you can refuse, and how to protect your property if you say yes.
Section 21 was abolished on 1 May 2026 under the Renters’ Rights Act. Here’s what replaced it — the Section 8 grounds, notice periods, the court process and how to recover possession lawfully.
How the Renters’ Rights Act treats student HMOs vs professional HMOs in 2026: Ground 4A, Section 21 abolition, possession rules and what landlords must do.
Could a routine complaint mask a serious defect that increases legal risk? This article sets the scene for private property
How will a law that ends Section 21 reshape the classic 12‑month student let and the way landlords time re‑lets
Practical UK landlord guidance for when clutter and risk are found behind closed doors. This short guide helps a landlord