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Abolishing Fixed-Term Tenancies: What You Need To Know | The Renters’ Rights Collection: 10 Essential Guides To The Bill

The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to end fixed term tenancies, with all new agreements moving to open ended, periodic tenancies. The government says this will give renters more security and flexibility, but it also creates new challenges for landlords, agents and guarantors around certainty, processes and risk. We break down what this means in part 4 of our 10 part Renters’ Rights Bill series.

Edition 4 | Abolishing Fixed-Term Tenancies: What You Need To Know

| The Renters’ Rights Collection: 10 Essential Guides To The Bill

🚨 Abolishing Fixed-Term Tenancies – What You Need to Know 🚨
The Renters’ Rights Collection – Part 4

The end of fixed-term tenancies is likely to have the biggest immediate impacts when the Renters’ Rights Bill becomes law.
Why? Because it could mean a major increase in admin for landlords and agents.

In this infosheet, we cover:

🛠 How you can start preparing now

❌ Why fixed terms are being scrapped

🎓 What you need to know about student lets (Ground 4A)

⚠️ The implications for landlords, agents and guarantors

Read the full guide today!