In today’s episode, I break down the Renters Rights Act, the biggest shake-up to the UK rental market in decades, and explain what it really means for HMO landlords.

This new legislation completely rewrites the rules for landlords, from the removal of fixed-term tenancies and Section 21 evictions to rent increases, pets, and the launch of a national landlord register. It’s a huge change that adds complexity and risk, but for those who understand it and prepare early, it also creates an incredible opportunity.

In this detailed breakdown, I walk you through the 11 key changes every landlord needs to understand, how they’ll affect your portfolio in practice, and the steps you can take now to safeguard your business and turn regulation into opportunity.

🎯 What You’ll Learn

• What the Renters Rights Act actually changes for HMO landlords
• How assured periodic tenancies will replace fixed-term tenancies
• What the end of Section 21 evictions means for possession and control
• How the new Section 8 grounds will operate in practice
• Why student landlords must rethink their tenancy cycles
• The new rules on rent increases, pets, and rent bidding
• How the Private Rented Sector Ombudsman and database will affect you
• What Awaab’s Law means for damp and mould responsibilities
• Why these changes will drive many landlords out and how to seize the opportunity left behind

If you’re serious about building, scaling, and protecting your HMO property business, this episode is essential listening. Understanding these changes now will give you a clear advantage and help you turn uncertainty into opportunity.

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