What is a Permitted Occupier in a Tenancy Agreement? (2026 Guide)
What a permitted occupier in a tenancy agreement is, Right to Rent checks, fees, HMO risks and what happens when the tenancy ends, updated for the Renters’ Rights Act.
What a permitted occupier in a tenancy agreement is, Right to Rent checks, fees, HMO risks and what happens when the tenancy ends, updated for the Renters’ Rights Act.
What to put in a holiday let welcome book: fire safety info, UK emergency numbers, house rules and the five questions guests ask, plus a free checklist.
A step-by-step Renters’ Rights Act 2026 checklist for landlords in England: what should already be done, every new let, rent and pets, possession without Section 21, and what’s coming next.
PRS Database registration opens 15 December 2026. Your region’s deadline, the £65 fee, what you need ready, how to register step by step, and the penalties.
Every Section 8 ground for possession in England, the notice period each one carries, what you must prove, and how the claim runs from Form 3A to bailiff.
Cannabis farms in rented properties: the warning signs, where you stand under section 8 of the Misuse of Drugs Act, how possession works now Section 21 has gone, and what your insurer will demand.
Making Tax Digital for landlords: who must join and when, the qualifying income test, quarterly deadlines, digital records, exemptions and penalties.
Every payment is banned unless it is on the statutory list. The full permitted payments, both deposit caps, the two default fees that work, and the 2026 changes.
Section 15 of the Housing Act 1988 bans subletting without your consent — even if your agreement is silent. Evidence, warning letter, possession routes and the HMO trap.
Updated August 2026. Repairs are where most landlord disputes and enforcement actions start, so it pays to know exactly where