No fault evictions are gone, fixed terms are going, and a paperwork slip now costs £7,000 to £40,000. Our free guide covers the bits that actually matter, in plain English.
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The new law is a long read. We kept the six parts that can actually cost you money.
No fault evictions are gone. The grounds you can still use and how the process runs now.
Old-style notices stop being valid. What to do if you have one in flight right now.
Every tenancy becomes rolling and tenants can give two months notice. What it means for your agreements.
The new limits on how and when you can put the rent up, and the tribunal route tenants now have.
When you can still say no, and how to protect the property when you can't.
The exact documents that trip landlords up, and the order to fix them in.
Councils enforce these with civil penalties. Not knowing is not a defence.
The easy mistakes to make without realising anything's wrong.
Enough to wipe out years of rental profit on one property.
Eviction notices served the old way stop being valid after this date.
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