🏡 Renters’ Rights Bill: What Landlords Need to Know Now

🏡 Renters’ Rights Bill: What Landlords Need to Know Now

The clock is ticking 🕒 – Be ready — while the timeline is still unclear, the direction of travel isn’t. Major reform is coming. 🚨 Find out what’s happening and how it affects you. 👇

🏛️ Renters’ Rights Bill: Where Are We Now?

📅 July 1st: The Renters’ Rights Bill returns to the House of Lords for its report stage — but there’s still no confirmed date for when it will actually become law. ❓

⏳ Mid-July Crunch: Three Lords debates are scheduled, with the last on 15 July. But with Parliament’s summer recess beginning 22 July 🏖️, it's unlikely the bill will clear all stages in time.

🔄 Next Window: MPs aren’t back until September 📆, and then they’re off again for party conferences 🎤 — pushing any real progress into autumn 🍂.

⚖️ What’s Coming:
When it does pass, the Bill will bring big changes:
  • 🚫 Ban on Section 21 ‘no-fault’ evictions
  • 🧑‍⚖️ Mandatory ombudsman for all landlords
  • 🗂️ National landlord database
  • 🔁 End of fixed-term tenancies
 

🧭 What This Means for Landlords:
Be ready — while the timeline is still unclear, the direction of travel isn’t. Major reform is coming. 🚨
Let us help you. Contact our team today. 


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