The legislation affecting the UK Private Rented Sector

Landlords can sell a property while it is rented, but a sale does not automatically end the tenancy. Before advertising,

A tenant reports water dripping through a ceiling on a cold evening. The immediate priorities are protecting the occupants, stopping

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 has changed how most private assured tenancies in England operate. Landlords should now review their

Over the last 50 working days, NetRent’s Landlord Legal Updates have built a practical knowledge base covering the legal, regulatory

By late 2026, landlords are being asked to absorb more change than at almost any point in recent years. Across

Council Tax looks straightforward until a tenancy begins, ends, changes from a single household to an HMO, or a property

Since the tenancy reforms took effect in England on 1 May 2026, landlords can no longer rely on Section 21

Awaab’s Law has become one of the most important housing standards reforms in recent years because it introduces legally enforceable

Tenant referencing has become a routine part of letting property, but routine does not mean risk-free. Landlords and letting agents

Rent Repayment Orders have become one of the most significant financial risks facing landlords who seriously breach housing law. They