📢 Landlord Q&A: Navigating the Renters’ Rights Act – Send us your questions!
At Moreland Estates Ltd, our priority is keeping you informed and ahead of the curve. That’s why we are filming a dedicated Renters’ Rights Act Q&A Session on Tuesday, 4th February.
With the Renters’ Rights Act set to bring the most significant changes to our industry in decades, we know that many of you have questions about how these reforms will impact your investments and your tenancies.
How we are preparing for you
You don’t have to navigate these changes alone. At Moreland Estates, we have already begun:
- Audit & Review: We are reviewing all current tenancy agreements to ensure they remain robust and compliant under the new "periodic tenancy" structures.
- Compliance Training: Our team is undergoing intensive training on the new Decent Homes Standard and the incoming Ombudsman requirements.
- Legislative Monitoring: We are working closely with industry bodies to ensure we have the very latest guidance on the abolition of Section 21, so we can protect your interests throughout the transition.
Practical steps you can take now
While the Act progresses, there are a few things you can do today to put yourself in the best position:
- Review your paperwork: Ensure all current safety certificates (Gas, EICR, EPC) are up to date and correctly served.
- Assess Property Standards: With the Decent Homes Standard being extended to the private sector, now is the time to address any outstanding maintenance.
- Open Communication: Keep a good dialogue with your tenants; positive relationships will be more important than ever as the new rules take effect.
Submit your questions for our Q&A
We want to answer the specific questions that are on your mind. Whether it's about the "Pet Request" process or how rent increases will work, we are here to provide the answers.
Event Details:
- What: Renters’ Rights Act Q&A
- When: 4th February 2026
We look forward to helping you future-proof your portfolio!
Best regards,
Sarah
Manager
Moreland Estates Ltd