Landlords: Do you want to increase rent? 💷

Landlords: Do you want to increase rent? 💷

The RRB will abolish fixed-term tenancies, at which point, Section 13 notices will be the only legal way to increase rent. 📝

The headlines:

  • Every rent increase requires a formal Section 13 notice, issued using the official Form 4. 📄
  • Landlords must give tenants at least 2 months’ notice before increasing rent. ⏰
  • Proposed rent increases must be fair and reflect the market rate. ⚖️
  • Tenants can challenge increases at a first-tier tribunal, delaying any rise until a decision is made. 🏛️

Landlords – Need help with an increase?

Contact us today.

If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to reach out — we’re here and ready to help. 🤝

💬 Gemma Scott Davies
📞 Phone: 01474 321957
📧 Email: gemmascott@mandmprop.co.uk


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