The legislation affecting the UK Private Rented Sector

Using a letting or managing agent can make running a rental property easier. An agent may advertise the property, reference

Landlords with relevant tenancies that started before 1 May 2026 were required to give tenants the official Renters’ Rights Act

Selling a rented property has become more complicated since Section 21 was abolished. From 1 May 2026, landlords in England

Energy efficiency is becoming one of the biggest long-term compliance and investment issues facing residential landlords. The government has confirmed

Rental advertising in England changed significantly on 1 May 2026. Landlords and letting agents can no longer lawfully make it

Houses in Multiple Occupation can offer strong rental demand and attractive yields, but they also carry additional legal and management

Gas safety remains one of the most important landlord responsibilities in the private rented sector. Where a rented property contains

The Tenant Fees Act has been in force for several years, but banned charges still remain a source of confusion

Landlords in Northern Ireland operate under a different legal framework from landlords in England, Wales and Scotland. One of the

The Private Rented Sector Database is one of the next major reforms landlords in England need to prepare for. The