With the Renters’ Rights Bill introducing major reforms, it’s crucial for agents and landlords to understand the tenancies they’re managing.

Rent Act tenancies from before 1989 are still in place and follow very different rules. These include fair rent limits, strong tenant protections and stricter possession processes. They are not affected by the new tenancy type under the Bill.

Mistaking one for an AST can lead to costly delays. Our latest guide helps you identify and manage these tenancies with confidence.

The Renters’ Rights Bill is moving quickly, with the Third Reading set for 21st July. Key Government amendments are now on the table, including changes to pet insurance, student lets, rent in advance and rent increases.

Our latest infosheet breaks down what these updates could mean for agents and landlords.

As the Renters’ Rights Bill nears becoming law, a key amendment removes the option for landlords to require pet damage insurance—leaving many concerned about increased risk and limited safeguards. Our latest E-Guide explores what counts as a reasonable refusal, the impact of scrapping pet insurance, the risks of pet rent, Lord Kinnoull’s proposed three-week deposit, and what landlords and agents can do now. With 60% of UK households owning pets and just 8% of rental homes allowing them, understanding these changes is vital. Read the guide for clear advice and practical steps to stay protected and legally compliant.

Awaab’s Law is set to bring major changes to the private rented sector, aiming to protect tenants from serious health hazards like damp and mould. Introduced after the tragic death of two-year-old Awaab Ishak, the law places clear responsibilities on landlords to act quickly when issues are reported.

From October 2025, social landlords must meet strict deadlines to fix hazards, with private landlords expected to follow under the Renters’ Rights Bill.

We’ve created a practical info sheet to help you prepare, stay compliant, and support both landlords and tenants.

Fixed term tenancies are on their way out, but until the Renters’ Rights Bill becomes law, managing early exits through tenancy surrender is still essential.

Our latest infosheet explains what surrender means, the risks involved, and why proper documentation matters.

This first edition of our new Energy Essentials series helps letting agents and landlords prepare for upcoming energy regulation changes in the private rented sector.

We start with Heat Networks. From 2026, properties with shared heat sources will face new rules on billing, metering, and tenant protection.

This guide covers what the changes mean, how to prepare, and why early landlord engagement matters. With one in five homes expected to use heat networks by 2050, now is the time to get ready.