The End of an Era for UK Landlords For decades, Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 gave private landlords in England the power to evict tenants without providing a reason. A landlord could serve a notice, wait two months, and apply to the court the possession—regardless of whether the tenant had done anything wrong. Widely known as a "no-fault eviction," it was one of the most debated and heavily relied-upon features of the private rented sector (PRS). However, the landscape

The Shift Every Landlord Needs to Understand One of the most talked-about changes under the Renters' Rights Bill is the approach to pets in the Private Rented Sector (PRS ) — and it is a genuine shift in how landlords and property managers must operate. Landlords can no longer rely on a blanket "no-pets" mindset. Under current legislation and the clear direction of travel with the Renters' Rights Bill, this approach is no longer acceptable — and it is no longer defensible. De