Since 1 May 2026, the rules regarding the rent that landlords can charge under assured tenancies have changed substantially.
Welcome to our first Newsround for September where we find no shortage of housing news this week.
Landlords’ request for a guarantor increases
An interesting report claims that more than half of all landlords are now requesting a guarantor if
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Welcome to our last Newsround for August. Let’s see what has been in the news this week.
Increase in guarantor demand
Since the start of the Renters Right Act which bans landlords taking rent in advance there has been a
There seems to be a relentless barrage of new rules, laws, court and tribunal decisions and news items relating to the private rented sector coming out on a daily basis.
How can you possibly keep up?
Enter the Landlord Law
Weekly news and a little bit more with Landlord Law Newsround this week. Let’s see what has caught the teams’ eye.
Council consults on tougher and higher fines
Bath and North East Somerset council has started a consultation which will
The Renters Rights Act 2025 so far has had little impact on protected and statutory tenancies. These are tenancies which originated before 15 January 1989 and so come under the jurisdiction of the Rent Act 1977.
As no new protected
You are a landlord with perhaps one or two properties. You consider yourself a reasonably good landlord and have generally got on well with your tenants.
Suddenly, you receive a letter of complaint from your tenants.
It is very long,
What has been happening in the housing news week? Landlord Law gives you some highlights in our weekly blog.
Fraudulent tenancy applications on the rise thanks to AI
Goodlord has carried research on fraudulent tenancy applications and it has found
Welcome to our first Newsround of August, where we find no shortage of housing news this week.
Renters at a disadvantage for EV charging
A survey out this week claims that renters are at a clear disadvantage when charging their
