Avoid a £40,000 fine
before 31 May 2026
What to send. When to send it. How to avoid the mistakes that cost you hard cash and possession when you need it.
The Renters' Rights Act is already in force. Most landlords have heard the headlines.
Far fewer know what they actually need to do this month.
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In the last 6 weeks we've received over 35 properties for sale from landlords. 95% with tenants in situ.
They're fed up, and want out.
We spoke to a landlord who always takes care of things promptly, does what needs doing, looks after their tenants. But agreements were made on a handshake and rent collected in a brown envelope each month, the old fashioned way.
Another just advertised their property after a tenant left, with no idea they is operating in a selective licensing zone and at risk of a fine of up to £40,000 for letting illegally.
An active investor with a portfolio, and looking to buy more, but they haven't taken the time to read everything through. They're just trusting the letting agent to handle it.
Three experienced landlords. Three completely different blind spots.
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This free guide covers the deadline, the notices, the compliance basics, and the alternatives most landlords have never considered. Plain English. No jargon.
The ones making costly decisions are not the reckless ones. They are the busy ones who did not have the right information at the right time.
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The Landlord's Plain-English Compliance Guide
to the Renters' Rights Act 2025.
Get compliant before May 31st.