There are important new rules landlords must comply with before 31st May 2026, with fines reaching up to £40,000 for some breaches. We’re finding many tenants are now more aware of these changes than landlords themselves. Read our guide to see what you need to do — and how Love Homes can help you stay compliant and protected.
The Renters’ Rights Act is now in force and brings major changes for landlords, including the end of Section 21, stricter rent rules and increased fines for non-compliance. Read our full guide to understand how the new legislation affects your property, tenants and responsibilities in 2026.
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