Ground 4A Student HMOs 2026: 46 Days to Get Possession Right
The Renters' Rights Act abolished Section 21 on 1 May 2026.
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The Renters' Rights Act abolished Section 21 on 1 May 2026.
Read articleWhen the Furnished Holiday Lettings tax regime ended on 6 April 2025, the story was the income tax hit. Capital allowances gone, Business Asset Disposal Relief gone, Section 24 applying for the first time.
Read articleIf you served a valid Section 21 notice before 1 May 2026, you have until 31 July to issue court proceedings. After that date, the notice expires.
Read articleThe Finance Act 2026 received Royal Assent on 18 March 2026.
Read articleAround 220,000 rental homes are leaving the private rented sector in England this year. That is Pepper Money's April 2026 projection: roughly 5% of all PRS stock removed in a single year.
Read articleThe Private Rented Sector database is coming. Under the Renters' Rights Act 2025, every private landlord in England must register themselves and each rental property before they can legally let it.
Read articleThe Housing Committee published its scrutiny report on the draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill this month, after hearing evidence from 30 witnesses through March.
Read articleIf your tenant stopped paying rent today, you cannot serve a Ground 8 possession notice for ninety days. Then you wait four weeks for the notice period to run.
Read articleOn 1 May 2026, every assured shorthold tenancy in England converted to a periodic assured tenancy.
Read articleThe biggest change to UK self-assessment tax since 1997 went live six weeks ago, and most landlords I know haven't fully dealt with it. Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is now law.
Read articleFour years and four months. That's how long you've got before 1 October 2030, when every rental home in England needs to hold at least an EPC C. About 2.5 million privately rented properties currently don't.
Read articleFifteen days. That's all you've got before 31 May 2026, the deadline for serving the Renters' Rights Act Information Sheet to every existing tenant in England. Miss it and the council can hit you with £7,000 per breach.
Read articleHalf the postcodes I'm watching this year now sit inside some form of landlord licensing scheme. They didn't last May.
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