Since the Renters’ Rights Act came into force on 1 May 2026, rent reviews have changed significantly for landlords.
The right for tenants to challenge a rent increase isn’t new. What has changed is the process, the potential financial consequences of a challenge – and, it appears, tenants’ willingness to use the First-tier Tribunal (FTT).
Continue reading Rent Reviews After the Renters’ Rights Act: Could Your Next Increase End Up at Tribunal?The lettings world is changing and for landlords, the landscape is shifting dramatically. From 1st May 2026, the Renters’ Rights Act comes into force across England, introducing a host of new obligations, rights, and protections for tenants. For landlords, especially those with portfolios of buy-to-let properties in Kent, these changes aren’t just bureaucratic tweaks, they represent a fundamental shift in how rental properties must be managed.
Continue reading Is Self-Managing Still Worth It in 2026? Time, Cost, and Risks Under the Renters’ Rights Act
