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Practical guides for UK landlords and property investors — covering long-term leases, provider types, compliance and everything in between.
What is a Long-Term Property Lease and How Does It Work?
The private rental landscape in the UK has changed significantly following the Renters' Rights Act 2025. For many landlords, a long-term lease with a professional provider is now a more attractive and commercially sound arrangement than ever before. This guide explains exactly what a long-term property lease is and how it works.
Guaranteed Rent vs Traditional Letting — Which is Right for You?
The abolition of fixed-term Assured Shorthold Tenancies and the introduction of Assured Periodic Tenancies under the Renters' Rights Act 2025 has changed the calculation for every private landlord in England. This guide compares guaranteed rent through a long-term lease against traditional letting under the new legislative framework.
Social Housing Leases Explained — A Guide for Landlords
Social housing providers and housing associations regularly lease private residential properties from landlords to meet housing demand. This guide explains how these arrangements work under the current legislative framework, what landlords can expect, and why the Renters' Rights Act 2025 has made these arrangements more attractive than ever.
Supported Living Property — What Landlords Need to Know
Supported living is one of the fastest-growing sectors in UK residential property. For landlords, it offers longer lease terms, regulated operator partnerships and stable income — and unlike standard residential letting, it sits entirely outside the Renters' Rights Act 2025 framework. Here is what you need to know.
The Renters' Rights Act Is Now Law — What Are Your Options as a UK Landlord?
On 1 May 2026, the Renters Rights Act came fully into force, ending Section 21 evictions and converting all existing tenancies to open-ended Assured Periodic Tenancies. This guide explains exactly what has changed, what it means for your property in practice, and what your genuine options now are — from continuing to let under the new framework to entering a long-term lease arrangement.
Should I Sell My Rental Property? What the Renters' Rights Act Means for Landlords Considering an Exit
Surveys showed that approximately 68 percent of landlords were considering selling up in 2025, and 93,000 left the rental market that year. If you are weighing up whether to exit, this guide walks through the three real options available to you — selling, continuing to let under the new rules, or entering a long-term lease — and examines honestly what each one means for your income and your asset.
The Decent Homes Standard Now Applies to Private Landlords — What You Need to Know
The Renters Rights Act 2025 extended the Decent Homes Standard to the private rented sector from 1 May 2026 — a standard previously confined to social housing. For private landlords, this creates new and ongoing compliance obligations that sit alongside every other change introduced by the Act. This guide explains what the standard requires, how it is enforced, and what the practical implications are for your property.
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