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Can Landlords Still Serve a Valid Section 21 Notice in England?

As a landlord navigating the rental market in England, you’re likely wondering: Can I still serve a Section 21 “no‑fault” eviction notice? The short answer is yes – for now – but the legal ground is shifting beneath your feet. Here’s what’s happening locally and what you need to know.   Yes, It’s Still Possible—For the […]

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The 20 Most Common Questions Landlords Are Asking Right Now

Landlord FAQs 2025: Legal & Compliance When will the Renters’ Rights Bill come into effect and how will it affect me? The Renters’ Rights Bill is expected to be implemented no earlier than 2026 (it’s unlikely, but it could be implemented late 2025). It proposes the abolition of Section 21 (no-fault evictions), a move to […]

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What to Do If Your Tenant Stops Paying Rent: A Step-by-Step Guide for UK Landlords

What to do if your tenant stops paying rent: A step-by-step guide for UK Landlords (2025) Rent arrears are one of the most challenging issues landlords face. With the Renters’ Rights Bill set to overhaul eviction processes in 2025, it’s more important than ever to act swiftly and legally when a tenant stops paying rent. […]

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Renters’ Rights Bill: What Landlords Need to Know and Key Dates to Watch

The Renters’ Rights Bill is moving through the legislative process, and landlords should be aware of its potential impact on the rental market. With key milestones ahead, now is the time to stay informed and prepare for potential regulatory changes. What is the Renters’ Rights Bill? The Renters’ Rights Bill is designed to enhance tenant […]

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Avoid Costly Mistakes: Essential Landlord Compliance Checklist 2025

For landlords, failing to comply with legal requirements for landlords in the UK doesn’t just put tenants at risk—it can also result in financial penalties and prevent you from legally evicting a tenant if you need to. Ensuring you have all the right documentation in place is critical to a successful tenancy and a smooth […]

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Landlord FAQs for 2025: What You Need to Know

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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Section 21 Notice FAQs: What Every Landlord Needs to Know

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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The Renters’ Rights Bill Will Make Finding ‘Quality’ Tenants Critical

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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Renters’ Rights Bill – back on the legislative agenda

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 to secure your new rental home

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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Ensuring the validity of a Section 21 notice

Ensuring the Validity of a Section 21 Notice For landlords, the Section 21 notice stands as a pivotal instrument in reclaiming possession of a property. However, its validity hinges on meticulous attention to detail and adherence to legal requisites. Here’s a comprehensive look at factors that might render a Section 21 notice invalid. When drafting […]

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How to evict a tenant legally

How to evict a tenant legally A comprehensive guide by LegalforLandlords Navigating the eviction process as a landlord can be complex and demanding. Ensuring compliance with legal procedures is essential for a successful eviction while safeguarding your rights as a property owner. This comprehensive guide from LFL provides expert insights and step-by-step advice to help […]

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Shocking eviction statistics revealed

Shocking eviction statistics revealed. The law should protect everyone. It’s failing landlords. The Government’s recent decision to delay the abolition of Section 21 no-fault evictions was, at least in part, due to the current problems with the courts. There are proposals for a new digitised system, but few in the lettings industry expect improvements to […]

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Pre-court action letters that work.

If you’ve got trouble, you can’t afford to ignore it. You’ve got to get serious to get it sorted. Damage, unpaid rent, mounting arrears, unhappy neighbours, whatever the issue, a pre-court action letter shows you mean business. Our letters work in 83% of cases. Yes. You read that right. 83% of issues are resolved by […]

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Expert help and professional services from LforL

Your landlord doesn’t want to know that it’s a complicated legal nightmare. They want you to fix it. Don’t worry, we’ll help you behind the scenes. You’re a letting agent, not a legal expert. You can’t be expected to know how to deal with everything, but if things do go wrong, it’s good to know […]

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