Landlord Law
Our Landlord Law category brings together clear, practical guidance for private landlords, letting agents and property professionals across England and Wales. Here you will find explainers on tenancy agreements and deposit protection, step by step articles on serving notices and regaining possession, and updates on licensing, HMOs, safety standards and consumer protection rules. We also cover key developments in the courts and Parliament, including the Renters’ Rights Bill, so you can understand what is changing and how to stay compliant. Most pieces are written or curated with leading landlord and tenant lawyers, and focus on what you need to do in real situations: preventing disputes, documenting decisions, and protecting your position if something goes wrong. Bookmark this page to keep up with law and practice that affects everyday letting decisions, from renewing a tenancy and increasing rent to dealing with arrears, disrepair and unfair practices. If you need structured, personalised planning beyond day to day compliance, our consultancy can help you build a safer, more resilient property business.
Takeover of letting agency and transfer of agreements?
Propertymark pushes for Landlord and Tenant Act reform
SRA to investigate landlord and tenant solicitors amid surge in complaints
Does the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 need modernising?
Exclusive Legal Training Opportunity: Learn from Housing Barrister Justin Bates
Crash course for landlords and property professionals who must deal with 160 laws
Two landlords are fined £255,000 for planning permission breaches
New ‘sex for rent’ law aimed at predatory landlords
Unprotected deposit claim – 6 year rule?
To all landlords who rent to sharers
Are you worried about mandatory energy efficiency upgrades?
The Landlord Law 20th Anniversary
