From 14th May 2025, new AML regulations will require letting agents to conduct mandatory Customer Due Diligence, enhance reporting to OFSI, and comply with stricter financial sanctions. Non-compliance could mean heavy fines and legal risks.

At The Lettings Hub, our tenant referencing software, BOX, simplifies AML checks for seamless compliance.

With the Renters’ Rights Bill advancing, Awaab’s Law will require landlords to act fast on damp and mould, conduct annual inspections, and provide safety certificates. Non-compliance could mean fines up to £30,000 and rental bans, while tenants gain stronger rights.

Stay ahead with regular inspections, proper ventilation, and digital tracking tools like Fixflo.

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The Renters’ Rights Bill brings major changes for landlords and agents. Rent increase clauses will be banned, Section 13 Notices will be mandatory, and notice periods for rent hikes will extend to two months. Tribunals can only approve rent increases up to the proposed amount or lower, protecting tenants.

Stay informed with our latest infosheet.

With the upcoming Renters’ Rights Bill, resolving disputes is more important than ever. The Lettings Hub’s free Settlement infosheet offers practical tips, insights on Rent & Legal Protection, and real-world success stories to help letting agents, landlords, and tenants achieve faster, amicable resolutions. Download now to stay ahead!

With the upcoming Renters’ Rights Bill, resolving disputes is more important than ever. The Lettings Hub’s free Settlement infosheet offers practical tips, insights on Rent & Legal Protection, and real-world success stories to help letting agents, landlords, and tenants achieve faster, amicable resolutions. Download now to stay ahead!

The Renters’ Rights Bill passed its Third Reading in the House of Commons yesterday, 14th January 2025. This is a major step toward it becoming law, with the next stage being review in the House of Lords.Stay informed by downloading our latest ‘Where Are We Now’ infosheet. It covers key insights for landlords, tenants, and letting agents, including the amendments passed yesterday and what happens next. Download today!

The Renters’ Rights Bill is set for its Report Stage in the House of Commons on 14th January, a key milestone for the UK’s private rented sector. Ahead of this, the Government has released new amendment details, including the abolition of Section 21 evictions in favour of secure periodic tenancies, stronger tenant rights to challenge poor living conditions, and fairer rules for landlords to regain possession. This stage will shape the final Bill before it moves through Parliament, with secondary legislation expected by summer. Stay informed—download our info sheet today!

Get practical advice on adapting to the Renter’s Rights Bill with this free infosheet. Learn about changes to Section 21, new eviction grounds, preventative strategies, and non-eviction solutions for letting agents. Stay ahead in managing anti-social behaviour in the private rented sector.

Government statistics show a rise in landlord possession claims, orders, and repossessions, with court delays reaching up to 24.5 weeks. Staying informed about these changes is crucial for navigating the evolving legal landscape. Our comprehensive infosheet provides insights into regional disparities, the key factors driving these trends—such as end-of-year pressures and the planned abolition of Section 21—and practical advice on integrating Rent & Legal Protection to safeguard landlord investments.