22/04/2026
Renting rules are changing… what does this mean for you? 🏡
From 1 May 2026, the Renters’ Rights Act will bring in some important changes:
🔑 Removal of ‘no fault’ evictions: Landlords will need a valid reason to end a tenancy
📄 More flexible tenancies: No more being locked into long fixed terms
📅 Rent can only be increased once a year
⚖️ Tenants can challenge unfair rent increases
💷 Large upfront rent payments will be banned
So what does this mean for you?
For landlords with mortgages:
👉 Beyond just the rules, this is likely to shift how you as a landlord approach your properties.
You may:
• Review whether your current mortgage is still competitive
• Look at raising funds for improvements to increase rental appeal
• Reassess profitability and consider selling
• Restructure portfolios or reduce the number of properties you hold
👉 If you’re a landlord, now is a good time to step back and look at your overall strategy, and make sure your mortgage is working for you, not against you.
For renters & first-time buyers:
👉 For some, this may make renting more stable. For others, it might be the nudge to explore buying instead.
That’s where I come in.
I help you understand your options, whether it’s getting onto the property ladder, reviewing your current mortgage, or planning your next move with confidence.
If you’re unsure how these changes affect you, just drop me a message 📩
Your Home (or property) may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage or any other debts secured on it. There may be a fee for mortgage advice, the exact amount will be based on your circumstances.
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