In 2025, landlords will be navigating an ever-changing landscape of regulations, market trends, and tenant expectations. To help you stay informed and prepared, we’ve compiled the most frequently asked questions (FAQs) from landlords about 2025. Whether you’re a seasoned property owner or just starting out, this guide addresses your top concerns. What are the key […]
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Autumn Budget: What landlords need to know It’s unusual for there to be such a long gap between a government coming to power and the delivery of its first budget, giving us plenty of time to speculate on measures that might be included. But the Chancellor has finished speaking now, and while it will take […]
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As a landlord, staying updated with the latest legislation is essential, especially as major changes are on the horizon. The government’s recent announcement to abolish Section 21 ‘no-fault’ eviction notices has caused significant concern among landlords. Section 21 notices have long been a key tool for landlords to regain possession of their properties without needing […]
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LegalforLandlords Group CEO Sim Sekhon didn’t mince words when talking about the reforms affecting the property rental sector and advised that landlords must ensure they focus on letting to ‘quality’ tenants. Sekhon was speaking after a recent landlord-focused event held in Bristol. Naturally, the upcoming Renters’ Rights Bill was a hot topic. Alongside his seminar […]
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The Renters’ Rights Bill had its first reading in Parliament yesterday. As expected, it included the abolition of Section 21, the no-fault eviction that was promised, but not enacted, by the previous administration. The bill is set to bring substantial changes to the property rental sector, with many landlords and key figures in the industry […]
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How much rent arrears justifies eviction? Rent arrears are one of the most challenging issues a landlord can face. When a tenant falls behind on rent, it can quickly create financial stress and strain the landlord-tenant relationship. Many landlords are left wondering, “How much rent arrears justifies eviction?” The answer to this question isn’t always […]
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If a genie offered you a problem-free life, would you take it? Many would opt for the lack of worry and the convenience, but they’d be passing up the chance to learn and grow. Solving problems is how change happens. Back in 2009, private landlord Sim Sekhon couldn’t find the affordable legal help he needed. […]
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How to secure your new rental home. Get ready to make a move! The competition for rental properties is fierce. Demand is high and landlords and letting agents can afford to be fussy. You might be an ideal tenant but, even so, another ‘ideal’ tenant could beat you to it. Sometimes finding your new place […]
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Commercial properties offer landlords a steady income stream, but what happens when a tenant fails to pay rent? The process for eviction differs significantly between residential and commercial tenancies. Key Differences Between Residential and Commercial Eviction Legislation: Residential tenancies are governed by the Housing Act 1988, while commercial leases fall under common law principles and […]
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A landslide win the Labour Party, the Conservative party are licking their wounds and the Liberal Democrats are jubilant. As always there are surprising results at a constituency level and some big figures have lost their seats. But, overall, the outcome is pretty much as the property sector expected. Both of the main parties had […]
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Key Housing Policies from Labour and Conservative Party Manifestos: What landlords need to know. The manifestos of the big parties are now published. With 136 pages in the Labour version and another 76 pages from the Conservatives, it seems like a good idea to pick out those parts of the documents which relate to housing […]
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Every landlord hopes for a smooth and trouble-free tenancy, but unfortunately, there can be times when a tenant doesn’t pay rent. This can be stressful and leave you wondering what steps to take next. Here at LFL, we understand the challenges landlords face. We’ve put together this guide to help you navigate the process of […]
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In the ever-evolving landscape of UK property rental, one common query persists: who bears the responsibility for building insurance? Whether you’re a landlord or a tenant, understanding this aspect is crucial for fostering seamless tenancy agreements and effective financial management. In this blog post, we aim to shed light on the intricacies of building insurance […]
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Give and Take: The Spring Budget 2024 – by Sim Sekhon Before Jeremy Hunt stood up in the House to deliver his spring budget, the mainstream media’s focus was on changes to national insurance. But those of us in the property rental sector, already concerned about upcoming legislation, had a different focus: what would the […]
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UK Lettings and Rental Home Predictions for 2024. The UK rental market is – and always has been – shaped by economic, social and legislative factors. In this blog post, we delve into the current state of the UK lettings and rental home market, and explore what recent data, expert analysis and emerging trends indicate […]
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