Tagged: Landlord Legislation

20 articles on this topic.

· Landlord Legislation

73% of Letting Agents Swamped by Renters Rights Act

Three in four lettings professionals report more admin since 1 May 2026. That is the finding from Propoly's September 2026 survey of 300 letting agency staff across England.

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· Landlord Legislation

73% of Landlord Rent Increases Cut at Tribunal

LonRes analysed 200 First-tier Tribunal decisions on rent increases served under Section 13 of the Renters' Rights Act. The headline figure: 73% of those decisions came in below the rent the landlord had proposed.

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· Market Analysis

45% of UK Buy-to-Let Is Now Company-Owned (Q3 2026)

Lendlord published its Q3 2026 landlord data this week. One figure stands out: 45.1% of UK buy-to-let property is now held through limited companies, against 54.9% held privately.

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· Landlord Legislation

Renters Rights Act Is Pushing Rents Up, Not Down

The Renters' Rights Act came into force on 1 May 2026. Three and a half months later, Knight Frank is calling it largely counterproductive. Not because the security improvements for tenants are wrong in principle.

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· Landlord Legislation

MTD Quarterly Deadline: UK Landlords Must File by 7 August 2026

HMRC has written to 864,000 sole traders and landlords with a message that most people have not yet acted on. The first Making Tax Digital quarterly update is due by 7 August 2026. That is thirteen days away.

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· Landlord Legislation

Section 8 Ground 1A: The 12-Month Re-Let Trap UK Landlords Miss

If you're a UK landlord planning to evict a tenant and sell, you need to read this. Because the rules just changed, and one clause in the new Section 8 regime can lock you out of letting that property for a full year.

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