Renters’ Rights Act 2025

Looking for clarity on how enforcement will work under the Renters’ Rights Act?  Under the new enforcement system, landlords will be easier to investigate and easier to penalise. That’s a concern – but if you stay up to date and follow the correct process, there’s no reason these changes should lead to fines, court action or other sanctions.  On this page, we’ll break down what’s changing, so … Read more

Concerned about the new pet rules in the Renters’ Rights Act? You may have heard the rumours about the new Act. Landlords are worried about being forced to accept pets, having damage payouts limited to the deposit, or being sued for rejecting an application. But this isn’t the full story. It’s true you can no … Read more

Want to understand what the Decent Homes Standard is, and how it’s set to work under the Renters’ Rights Act?  The Decent Homes Standard introduces a baseline for housing quality. If a privately rented home fails to meet the required standard, local councils will be able to take enforcement action – and that can include financial penalties.   But the … Read more

Remind Me Later Want to understand how the new Private Rented Sector (PRS) Database will work under the Renters’ Rights Act?  The PRS Database is designed to make landlords more transparent and easier to hold to account. That may feel like added pressure. But if you’re a responsible landlord, it shouldn’t be a worry – as long as you understand what’s changing and … Read more

Learn about the new mandatory landlord redress scheme and how to stay compliant with the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 to avoid fines and resolve tenant disputes.

This guide details the new mandatory Written Statement of Terms for 2026, helping landlords meet deadlines and avoid £7,000 fines under the Renters’ Rights Act.

Looking for guidance on fines and penalties for unlawful evictions under the Renters’ Rights Act? On this page, we’ll break down what’s changing, so you know what to expect. 

Looking for guidance on how rental prices are set under the new Renters’ Rights Act?  Under the new framework, landlords must publish an asking price upfront – and not accept any amount over that figure. Get it wrong, and you could expose yourself to complaints and fines. The good news is that, with the right planning, most … Read more

Posted on January 9, 2026 Chris Bane Looking for information about tenant notices to quit under the new Renters’ Rights Act?  From 1 May 2026, the system is set to shift toward assured periodic (rolling) tenancies. Tenants may be able to end the tenancy with as little as two months’ written notice, which is a huge … Read more

Looking for guidance on landlord fines being introduced under the Renters’ Rights Act? Under the new framework, civil penalties allow local authorities to issue fines of up to £40,000 for non-compliance. While the Government says high fines are only for serious offences or repeat offenders, every landlord must understand how to protect themselves. On this … Read more