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Latest: Property market report

Another month and another major set of announcements to report. Once again, all eyes were drawn to Westminster, where Sir Keir Starmer resigned. For the property industry, one of his final announcements as Prime Minister was a seismic one.

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Section 8 without the jargon: The guide that actually makes sense

With Section 21 now abolished, landlords must rely on Section 8 when they need to regain possession of their property. While the process requires a valid legal ground and the right documentation, understanding the key rules in advance can make it far more straightforward. Knowing which grounds apply, using the correct forms, and keeping good records are now essential parts of successful property management.

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Rolling tenancies just became your secret weapon: here's why

The end of fixed-term tenancies has left many landlords questioning what the new rules mean for their investments. While the shift to periodic tenancies may seem like a loss of certainty, it also creates opportunities for landlords who prioritise good management, strong tenant relationships, and long-term retention.

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The once-a-year rent review: Why timing is everything now

The Renters' Rights Act has introduced a clear annual process for reviewing rents, giving landlords a straightforward framework to follow. While the rules are simple, getting the timing right is key. By planning reviews in advance and supporting increases with local market evidence, landlords can keep their rental income on track while staying fully compliant.

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Damp and mould. The pre-winter audit

With new damp and mould regulations on the horizon, now is the time for landlords to take action before winter brings increased risks. A proactive property inspection can help identify issues early, protect tenants, and ensure you are prepared for stricter response times and compliance requirements.

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