Landlords: Your questions answered on the proposed Renters' Reform Bill

Will Section 21 notices be abolished? What is the Decent Homes Standard? Will all tenancies be periodic? Will section 8 grounds be changed? These are common questions most landlords are asking us right now...

Here’s a summary of the Government proposals for the Rental Reform in the Fairer Private Rented Sector white paper. One of our professional industry partners, Goodlord have produced a full guide with everything you need to know on the proposed changes. Please click here or the image below for the full guide.

At this stage, the changes are still proposals and under consultation so we will update anyone registered with us for our newsletters as soon as more information is published and available.

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Full property management services now available in Wells, Somerset

We are thrilled to announce that Sandersons UK is expanding its award-winning property management services to our newest branch in the historic city of Wells, Somerset. This milestone marks an exciting development for both landlords and tenants in the region, bringing a proven track record of excellence to the heart of Somerset.

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Landlord live webinar on the Renters Rights Bill: Recording available

You've hopefully seen our previous blogs and videos sharing the proposed details of the Renters Rights Bill which is set to be the biggest change the Private Rental Sector (PRS) has seen since the Housing Act 1988. On 29/04/25 we held our first live webinar going into more detail about the changes, plus potential impact on tenants and landlords.

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New AML & Sanctions Check Requirements from 14th May 2025 for letting agents

From 14th May 2025, the Government is adding Lettings Agents to the list of "relevant firms" with reporting obligations under Financial Sanctions regulations. This change is part of a broader effort to combat financial crime and ensure transparency within the sector. Find out how we are going to make sure our landlords remain compliant...

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