Renters’ Rights Considerations

The Renters’ Rights Bill continues its progression through Parliament, poised to introduce significant changes for landlords and agents.

This article examines key implications, including rent in advance restrictions, the controversial Ground 6A eviction provisions, and the shift to periodic tenancies. Practical challenges like managing student lets, adapting referencing processes, and transitioning away from fixed terms are highlighted.

There are unintended consequences, such as potential increased council tax burdens for landlords and potential rising rents for tenants. The legislation’s impact on the private rental sector demands careful planning and adaptation.