Keeping Up to Date with Landlord Legislation

Keeping Up to Date with Landlord Legislation

As a landlord, staying on top of ever-changing legislation isn’t just a good idea, it’s essential. With over 150 laws and regulations impacting the private rented sector, missing something can lead to costly fines, legal action, or even eviction claims.

Why It Matters?

Legislative requirements span safety standards (such as EPC ratings, gas and electrical checks), tenancy rules, deposit protection, and property condition. Being unaware or non-compliant can result in serious financial and reputational risk. 


How to Stay Ahead

Regularly check official sources (like gov.uk) for updates and implementation dates.
Partner with an agent or service who actively monitors legislation and supports compliance.
Treat compliance not as a cost, but as protection for your investment and your tenants.


Act Now

Legislation is not static, new reforms are already shaping the future of renting. For example the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, which received Royal Assent in October 2025 and introduces major changes for landlords in England. Being proactive means you stay ahead of risk, ensure your properties remain attractive to quality tenants, and protect your investment.


Let Us Help

At The Property Centre, our landlord service goes beyond finding tenants. We’ll help you navigate the legislation, ensure your property is compliant, and give you peace of mind knowing you’re in safe hands. If you’d like to review your current compliance status or just want advice, contact your local branch today for a no-obligation consultation.


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