Under pressure: Why stress in property management should matter to every landlord
Stress is the occupational hazard that never appears in a business plan, but landlords and agents all experience it

Tenant demand is picking up while fewer landlords are bringing properties to the rental market, research finds.

Leaseholders are to get stronger rights to scrutinise service charges and challenge unreasonable costs from next April.

Stress is the occupational hazard that never appears in a business plan, but landlords and agents all experience it


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Paul Shamplina and Suzanne Smith discuss surviving the Renters' Rights Act, landlord compliance, and managing risk in a new PRS era.
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Section 21 ends: Paul Shamplina and Paul Sowerbutts reveal the rush, mistakes and challenges landlords now face under the new regime.
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Paul Sowerbutts and Sonia Rai discuss disability discrimination risks in possession claims and Equality Act defences landlords must consider.




Four months in, the Renters’ Rights Act has brought fewer market shocks than expected: rents are steady, investment continues, and issues are minor.