RENTING IN ENGLAND JUST CHANGED FOREVER

Today, 1/05/2026, is the start of Labour’s Renters’ Rights Act…

There are some seriously important rules that all landlords (and renters) MUST know. 👀

Here are a few of the key changes.

1. Abolition of Section 21: Landlords can no longer issue new “no-fault” eviction notices.

2. Rolling Tenancies: All new and existing fixed-term tenancies have automatically converted to periodic (rolling) tenancies. Renters can now give two months’ notice to leave at any time.

3. Rent Increase Limits: Landlords can now only increase rent once per year and must use the official “Section 13” procedure.

4. End of Bidding Wars: Landlords and agents are prohibited from inviting or accepting offers above the advertised rent price.

With all these new rules, it's hardly surprising that most uneducated landlords have been panicking - rushing to evict their tenants before this act becomes law.

We've seen a 43% increase in Section 21 eviction instructions in the first 3 months of 2026 vs the same period last year.

Now, many landlords with empty properties aren’t sure what to do. Do they sell? Do they do short-term lets? Do they keep it empty?

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