In Issue 2 of The Lettings Playbook, we explore a challenge facing many agents today: landlords often focus on management fees because they don’t fully see the value being delivered behind the scenes.

The agencies that stand out this year won’t simply be the ones with the most properties. They’ll be the ones that make moving easier.

The agencies that stand out this year won’t simply be the ones with the most properties. They’ll be the ones that make moving easier.

Can landlords or letting agents legally enter a rental property without the tenant’s permission?

Our guide provides an overview of the latest Ministry of Justice possession statistics, covering January to March 2026. Showing the final full-quarter snapshot of court activity before the first phase of the Renters’ Rights Act came into force on 1st May.

At The Lettings Hub, we’re helping agents stay ahead during the summer rush with smarter ways to streamline progression, reduce delays and keep processes consistent when workloads peak.

The private rented sector entered a new chapter in May 2026 as the Renters’ Rights Act took effect, abolishing Section 21 evictions, fixed-term tenancies and bidding wars among other measures.

Our team of experts has been working closely with customers to navigate the new legislation, providing guidance, and answering the most pressing questions arising from these changes.

To help keep you informed and prepared, we have compiled some of the most frequently asked questions about the new rules, their impact, and what they mean in practice.

Rent & Legal Protection is becoming an essential part of a modern agency offering. It helps safeguard landlords’ income if tenants default, covers legal expenses associated with repossession, and provides expert support throughout the claims and eviction process.

The Renters’ Rights Act is officially live! Take a look at our ultimate guide to get you prepared and informed of the new lettings landscape.