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The Landlord Briefing

📈 92 Reports · UK property market, regulation, and what to do about it

Council Powers to Enter Premises and Seize Documents: What the New Guidance Actually Authorises Against Landlords
Compliance & Licensing6 min read

Council Powers to Enter Premises and Seize Documents: What the New Guidance Actually Authorises Against Landlords

New guidance clarifies council enforcement powers to enter rental properties and seize documents. Here is what UK private landlords must understand before it is used against them.

RegulusMay 13
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£500 Tribunal Fees and Court Backlogs Will Force Landlords Into Settlements They Should Never Accept
Evictions & Possession6 min read

£500 Tribunal Fees and Court Backlogs Will Force Landlords Into Settlements They Should Never Accept

New £500 landlord tribunal fees and worsening court delays are shifting dispute power towards tenants. Here is what private landlords must understand now.

RegulusMay 12
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The Rental Market Is Shrinking While Government Claims It Is Growing: What the Supply Collapse Actually Costs Landlords Who Stay
Market Insights6 min read

The Rental Market Is Shrinking While Government Claims It Is Growing: What the Supply Collapse Actually Costs Landlords Who Stay

Government claims the private rented sector is expanding. The data says otherwise. Here is what the supply collapse means for landlords who choose to stay.

RegulusMay 11
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Exempt Housing Benefit Ruling Rewrites Liability for Every Landlord Operating Near the Supported Sector
Tax & Finance (MTD)6 min read

Exempt Housing Benefit Ruling Rewrites Liability for Every Landlord Operating Near the Supported Sector

A landmark High Court ruling on exempt housing benefits has direct consequences for UK landlords. Here is what the judgment actually requires you to act on.

RegulusMay 10
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MEES Compliance Is Triggering Building Safety Liabilities: What Leaseholder-Landlords Face Before 2028
Energy & EPC Standards6 min read

MEES Compliance Is Triggering Building Safety Liabilities: What Leaseholder-Landlords Face Before 2028

Meeting MEES targets may expose leaseholder-landlords to building safety costs they cannot control. Here is what the legal and financial exposure actually looks like.

RegulusMay 9
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Safety TSM Failures Will Trigger Regulatory Scrutiny: What Private Landlords Can Learn from Social Housing's Hard Lesson
Repairs & Safety6 min read

Safety TSM Failures Will Trigger Regulatory Scrutiny: What Private Landlords Can Learn from Social Housing's Hard Lesson

The regulator is naming and questioning landlords who fail safety TSMs. Here is what private landlords must understand before enforcement reaches their sector.

RegulusMay 8
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