Adjusting to the Renters' Rights Act
According to Lucy Jones, chief operating officer at Lomond, the Renters' Rights Act has achieved Royal Assent, overhauling the private rental sector in England to create a fairer and more transparent system for tenants and landlords.
The Act introduces new responsibilities for landlords, but also offers an opportunity to strengthen practices with clear compliance regulations and expectations.
- Landlords should check with their letting agents to ensure they are prepared for the changes.
The Renters' Rights Act aims to create a fairer and more transparent system for both tenants and landlords.
Author's summary: Landlords must adapt to the Renters' Rights Act.
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