Allowable reasons for eviction under the RRB?

Reasonable rent is the market rent. As far as I can tell, the RRB doesn’t prevent you raising rents to market rate. The tenant can object and seek a decision from the first tier rent tribunal. Oddly, the rent will only rise once the tribunal makes its decision. Expect long delays for tribunal hearings.

My rents are well below LHA rates and well below market rents. Theres plenty of room for Labour to force my rents higher.

If the property belongs to one of the trustees, I would hope there would be a ground under Section 8 for them to move into their property.

The current proposed grounds are simplistic and you situation may or may not be allowed. There are several similar vague parts to the current proposals which could be clarified before becoming law – but no guarantees for you at present.

Something that is likely to get sorted in the Court of appeal in my opinion.

Tenancy will have had to be running for more than 12 months to evict for the benefit of a family member or yourself BUT may be subject to a “hardship test” to be “reasonable” to evict.

Courts at present are telling landlords to use the rental income to rent something else for either themselves or a family member.

Tenants will be able to complain to the Ombudsman/Rent Tribunal for any increase the tenant thinks is unreasonable. Being a pessimist I can see rents being capped at the Local Housing Allowance by this Government