The Renters’ Rights Act so far - neither exodus nor business as usual
After 5 months it’s neither an exodus nor business as usual for buy-to-let landlords. We’ve had the proponents and the detractors. Who’s right so far?

A property management duo has been hit with a £100,000 fine for renting out a property with a catalogue of serious problems.

Landlords in Scotland have been urged to get to grips with new damp and mould rules as Awaab’s Law comes into force next week.

The government has pledged to introduce an independent regulator for property agents and caps on fees for leaseholders.


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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.
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Selling a rental after section 21 is abolished? This podcast explains the new Ground 1A under the Renters’ Rights Act.




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