Intercounty blog

From December 2026, the government will begin rolling out its ‘Register your rental property’ service across England. Landlords will pay £65 per property each year and will need to keep their registration details up to date. Future rules will also require registration identifiers to appear in rental adverts. In this blog, we explain the key dates and how landlords can prepare.

Find out how the Renters' Rights Act has affected landlords since its implementation, sharing practical insights on the key changes and what they've learned during the first few weeks.

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 is now in force, bringing major changes to the private rented sector. In this blog, we outline the key reforms and what they mean for landlords in practice.

In this blog, we outline how Section 13 notices work in practice, what landlords need to get right, and how to approach rent increases with confidence.

From 1 May, Section 8 is the main legal route landlords can use to regain possession of a property when tenants breach their tenancy agreement. This guide explains how Section 8 works, when it can be used, and what landlords need to know.

From 1 May 2026, new legal limits to rents in advance will apply both before a tenancy begins and during the tenancy itself. Understanding these changes will be essential for landlords to remain compliant.

If you missed our recent landlord seminar, the full video recording is now available — and it’s well worth your time. With major legislative and tax changes on the horizon, staying informed has never been more important for anyone managing a rental portfolio.

With major legislative and tax changes ahead, 2026 is a pivotal year for landlords. Join us at Hazlemere Golf Club on 19 March for expert updates on the Renters' Rights Act, Making Tax Digital, protecting your investment and more.

In this blog, we outline what self-managing landlords should review ahead of 1 May, and explain why strengthening your ongoing management arrangements could be key to staying compliant going forward.

From 27 December 2025, councils will gain new powers to request tenancy records at short notice. This overview outlines the nature of the upcoming changes, why they matter, and the steps discerning landlords should consider in advance of the December deadline.

Following its Royal Assent on 27 October, the implementation plan has been announced, and it will take place in phases. Find out full details here.

The Renters' Rights Bill received Royal Assent on 27th October 2025. Find out about expected implementation timelines and how to prepare for the introduction of the Bill in our blog.