A 90-Minute Webinar for Landlords




The most significant reform to the Private Rented Sector in decades is now law.
Following Royal Assent, the Renters’ Rights Act has formally passed through UK Parliament and will be implemented through a phased rollout, rather than remaining theoretical or subject to further political debate. The focus now shifts decisively from awareness to execution, compliance, and risk management.
This legislation fundamentally reshapes how landlords let, manage, and regain possession of residential property. These are not incremental tweaks — they represent a structural reset of the Private Rented Sector operating model.
The Act introduces a new regulatory baseline that all landlords must operate within:
Abolition of Section 21
No-fault evictions are permanently removed. Possession will only be achievable through defined statutory grounds.
New Tenancy Framework
Fixed-term Assured Shorthold Tenancies are replaced with open-ended periodic tenancies from day one.
Rent Control Mechanisms
Rent increases are restricted to regulated processes, with limits on frequency and strengthened tenant challenge rights.
Enhanced Compliance & Enforcement
Expanded powers for local authorities, higher financial penalties, and increased exposure for non-compliance.
Elevated Tenant Security
Greater scrutiny of landlord decision-making, documentation, and procedural fairness.
Rather than a single “switch-on” date, the Act will be implemented in clearly defined phases:
Section 21 abolished for all new and existing tenancies
All tenancies convert to periodic structures
New possession grounds come into force
Updated prescribed forms and notice requirements apply
Mandatory written information provided to existing tenants
Stronger local authority enforcement duties
Expanded Rent Repayment Orders
Increased civil penalties and investigatory powers
Introduction of the national property portal
Mandatory landlord redress via the new Ombudsman
Full data transparency across the sector
A clear breakdown of what is now law versus what is still pending
Practical, landlord-focused implications — not legal theory
A compliance action framework to minimise enforcement risk
Income and possession planning strategies under the new rules
Advance preparation steps to stay ahead of the market
Live Q&A with experts
Receive verified, real-time legislative updates
Avoid costly compliance missteps
Implement changes proactively, not under pressure
Protect asset value, income stability, and operational continuity
This legislation is no longer hypothetical.
The winners in this new landscape will be landlords who prepare early, adapt decisively, and operate strategically.

Dawn is one of the UK’s leading voices on lettings legislation and compliance. As a compliance director, industry coach, and public speaker, she’s spent over 20 years in the sector, working closely with agents, landlords, and legal bodies.
There is virtually nothing she doesn’t know about lettings legislation—and in this session, she’ll break down the Renters’ Rights Bill in clear, actionable terms so you can make the right decisions and stay protected.
Elisha is the branch manager of a leading lettings and buy-to-let investment agency in Liverpool. With 10 years of experience, Elisha specialises in helping landlords protect, restructure, and grow their portfolios with practical, profit-focused strategies.
She has helped hundreds of landlords to:
Navigate legal changes with confidence.
Review and reposition underperforming assets.
Maximise profitability—even in tough markets.
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