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...
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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...
If you’re letting student property in the UK, particularly as a private landlord, you’ll already be familiar with Right to Rent checks — but are you also confident about your Anti-Money Laundering (AML) obligations? With increased regulatory pressure and the rise of fraud risks (particularly from overseas tenants), it’s essential to tighten up your AML processes.This blog offers a practical guide...