Landlord Law Newsround #438
As May draws to a close, landlords and letting agents face key deadlines and ongoing challenges in the private rented sector. From calls to raise the Local Housing Allowance to
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As May draws to a close, landlords and letting agents face key deadlines and ongoing challenges in the private rented sector. From calls to raise the Local Housing Allowance to
The Landlord Law Blog provided a comprehensive overview of key updates and insights throughout May, focusing heavily on the implications of the Renters’ Rights Act and weekly housing news. This
New regulations introduced under the Renters Rights Act on 1 May 2026 have significantly increased the responsibilities and potential liabilities for landlords in England. With fines ranging from £3,000 to
June’s housing news highlights increasing challenges for landlords and tenants alike, with rising demand for guarantors, concerns over compliance with the Renters’ Rights Act, and new government measures addressing excessive
The Tenant Fees Act 2019 has fundamentally altered the landscape of residential lettings in England, introducing stringent controls on the fees landlords and letting agents may charge tenants. Updated by
From 1st June 2026, significant changes to Welsh occupation contracts will come into effect, introducing new fundamental terms aimed at preventing discrimination in the rental sector. These amendments to the
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