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The Renters Rights Act: Overview of key changes
From May 2026, fixed-term tenancies end, no-fault evictions are abolished, rent and tenant rules tighten, and landlord penalties increase.
Renters Right Act: Pets
Tenants can request pets fairly, with refusals needing valid reasons and no extra fees — giving landlords opportunities to attract pet-friendly renters.
The New Letting Trend appearing in 2026
Tenants take longer to decide and often return to near-choice properties, so strong presentation, realistic pricing, and standout marketing are key.
Rent Guarantee Insurance vs Rent Guarantor Services: What Landlords Need to Know in 2026
Guarantor services secure tenants upfront, while rent guarantee insurance protects income — using both strengthens landlord protection under the new rules.
The Renters Rights Act and its Timeline
The Renters’ Rights Act introduces sweeping reforms from May 2026 and will be introduced in multiple phases.
Changes to EPC Rating
Rental properties must reach at least EPC C; early, cost-effective upgrades to insulation and energy efficiency help landlords stay compliant.
5 Things to know About Bills
Keep bills simple, predictable, and organised — all-inclusive or split systems reduce stress and make budgeting easier for student households.
Moving day preparation checklist
Plan, pack, and check early; with preparation and tenancy overlap, moving is less stressful and your deposit is better protected.
From Halls to Houses: A Guide to Moving Into Student Accommodation
Moving into private student housing brings freedom and responsibility — start searching early, communicate with housemates, and stay organised.
How to take meter readings
Regular readings prevent billing errors; digital or analogue meters can be read manually unless you have a smart meter, which submits usage automatically.
Ways of keeping your property warm this winter
Close curtains, use draught excluders, ventilate, dry clothes properly, maintain steady heating, and add rugs — report serious issues like damp or broken boilers to your landlord.