The Renters’ Rights Bill Amendments
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The Renters’ Rights Bill is picking up pace, with Report Stage underway and the Third Reading scheduled for 21st July. As it moves closer to becoming law, some key Government-backed amendments have now been put forward. These changes will directly affect how letting agents and landlords manage tenancies.
Our infosheet explores the withdrawal of plans to make pet damage insurance mandatory, following concerns about affordability and market availability. It also looks at changes to student lets, with more properties potentially exempt under updated PBSA rules.
There are important clarifications around rent in advance too, confirming that existing tenancies agreed before the Bill becomes law can continue on the same terms. And for rent increases, a new provision has been added that could allow backdating in cases where the First-tier Tribunal rules in the landlord’s favour.
Download this infosheet for a practical breakdown of what these updates could mean for you!