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Less Than a Month from 1 May: Are You Actually Ready as a Landlord?
The Renters’ Rights Act isn’t a small tweak. It’s a fundamental shift. You are no longer just managing a property.You are operating a regulated business – with enforcement, investigations, and penalties of up to £40,000, plus the potential loss of two years’ rent. That changes everything. What Risk Management Is Not Let’s strip this back.… Keep reading →
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The Chancellor’s 2025 Budget has landed, and for landlords across the UK, it has been another in the long line of tax grabs. The government’s ongoing drive for revenue means property owners are facing a fresh wave of tax hits, and it will get worse before it gets better. For landlords, the importance of efficiency… Keep reading →
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Savills’ latest residential market forecasts point to something many landlords haven’t seen in a while: calm. Savills research is usually some of the best in the business so it is always worthwhile for Landlords to keep up to date with their predictions to see where they think the market is heading. Rental Forecasts show steady… Keep reading →
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The government has confirmed that key parts of the Renters’ Rights Act will come into force on 1 May 2026. These reforms will fundamentally change how tenancies are structured, how rents are set and reviewed, and how landlords manage risk and compliance in the private rented sector. For UK landlords, this is not a set… Keep reading →
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Selective licensing is one of the most important – and often misunderstood – regulatory requirements facing landlords in many parts of the UK. With local authorities increasingly using this tool to raise revenue, non-compliance can have severe financial consequences. At Landlord Lab, we make sure our clients stay protected, compliant, and stress-free. What Is Selective… Keep reading →
