Awaab’s Law has been initiated by the housing sector following a tragic accident involving a two-year-old due to a poor standard of living from a negligent landlord. But how will this law protect future tenants, and how will the effect the Private Rented Sector and landlords?

When an agreement ends, the agent and landlord have three options. Renew the agreement, leave the tenancy to become periodic or take possession of the property. But what rights do tenants have? We explore different scenarios and give some of our top tips for property managers and landlords.

It may not happen very often, but as a letting agent or landlord what would you do? There are two ways to handle this situation and we are here to help.

A High Court Enforcement is a popular way in the UK to enforce a judgement debt over £600, but why?

It is the landlords job to ensure the property is safe to live in, but what happens when things go wrong?

This guide answers the common questions we receive from letting agents and landlords after serving a Section 21.

Situations can arise where tenants and landlords may point the finger at each other when it comes to who’s obligations a repair falls under. This can lead to frustration and tenants taking steps to make a disrepair claim against the landlord. These steps begin with what is known as “Pre Action-Protocol for disrepair”.

One of the legal rights a tenant has, is to live in a safe and healthy living environment. But where does the responsibility sit in taking care of any mould problem?

The Renters (Reform) Bill is facing proposed changes from landlords and agents who want MPs to support them and make the Bill fairer for the whole private rented sector. In this blog we look at what Conservative MP Anthony Mangall has to say.

With a general election set to take place within the next year, The Private Rental Sector may be wondering how a change in power could affect the Renter’s Reform bill.