#RentalRegulations

With more scrutiny on landlords than ever — and changes to tenancy law looming — now’s the time to check your student property is compliant. Whether you own one HMO or a growing portfolio, failing to meet the basics can mean fines, licensing issues, or worse.But ticking the boxes isn’t just about avoiding penalties — it’s also about standing out in a competitive market. Here's what to check in...

It’s finally happening: Section 21 is being scrapped.The UK government’s Renters’ Reform Bill is now well underway, and one of the biggest changes for landlords is the end of the so-called “no-fault eviction.” This is a seismic shift in the private rental sector — and student landlords need to get ahead of the curve.But don’t panic. If you let to student groups, the rules (thankfully) come...

The Renters (Reform) Bill is set to bring significant changes to how landlords operate in 2025. While much of the media coverage has focused on families in long-term rental homes, these reforms have direct implications for student landlords too — particularly around evictions, fixed-term tenancies, and rolling contracts.But what exactly is changing — and how should you prepare? 📜 Section 21...