LANDLORD & VENDOR WORKSHOP
We are pleased to announce that we offer drop-in & online session/s for property owners & landlords.
Topics Commonly Discussed
Tenancy Legal Requirements
Landlords & property owners must meet key legal obligations before renting out a property.
At the Landlord & Property Owner Clinic, we can guide our clients through these legal requirements to ensure full compliance and peace of mind.
Legal & Regulatory Updates
Landlords & property owners need to stay informed about changes to property laws and regulations that may affect their obligations.
At the Landlord & Property Owner Clinic, we help our clients understand these updates and ensure their properties and practices remain fully compliant.
Managing Complex Freehold or Lease Situations
Property owners may face difficulties with freehold or leasehold arrangements.
At the Landlord Clinic, we provide guidance to help property ownders navigate these complexities and understand their rights and responsibilities.
Rent Arrears
Rent arrears occur when a tenant falls behind on their rent payments, which can create financial strain and legal challenges for landlords.
If you are dealing with rent arrears, our Landlord & Property Owner Clinic can provide advice and guidance on how to manage the situation effectively.
Eviction Procedure
Eviction procedures must be carried out legally and fairly to protect both landlords and tenants. Understanding the correct process, notice periods, and documentation is essential to avoid delays or disputes.
If you are facing this situation, you can seek help and advice via our Landlord & Property Owner Clinic.
Property Valuation
A property valuation helps landlords understand the current market value of their property, whether for selling, letting, or refinancing. It considers location, condition, market trends, and rental potential to give an accurate assessment.
Through our Landlord & Property Owner Clinic, we can guide, assist, and provide professional valuation services to support your property decisions.
Official Government Guidance Documents
These “How To” booklets have been produced by the UK Government to outline statutory obligations, processes, and guidance relevant to residential tenancies.
Renters' Rights Act 2025 Special with Timothy Douglas | Propertymark Pulse
This special edition of Propertymark Pulse features Timothy Douglas, Head of Policy and Campaigns at Propertymark, discussing the implementation of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, which came into effect on May 1, 2026.
Overview of the Renters’ Rights Act
The Act represents the most significant change to the rental sector in over 30 years. It will be implemented in three distinct phases, with May 1, 2026, marking the start of Phase One.
Key Changes in Phase One (Effective May 1, 2026)
Tenancy Reforms: All existing and new tenancies convert to periodic open-ended tenancies.
Section 21: The ‘no-fault’ eviction process has been removed for new tenancies.
Rent & Bidding: Rent increases are limited to once every 12 months, rent in advance is capped at one month, and rental bidding is banned.
Pets: Tenants now have a right to request a pet, and landlords cannot unreasonably refuse.
Information Sheet: Landlords must provide tenants with a government-issued information sheet by May 31, 2026.
Future Phases
Phase Two (Late 2026): Introduction of the Private Rented Sector (PRS) database, a register for landlords and properties .
Phase Two (2028): Establishment of the landlord ombudsman to handle redress.
Phase Three (2035): Introduction of the Decent Homes Standard, requiring properties to be free of Category 1 hazards and have better energy efficiency.