Pack 04 · Landlord · 2026/27
Twelve documents, eight guides and four tools.
Written for the Renters Rights Act 2025.
Thirty day refund, no questions. Files yours to keep, VAT included.
The Renters Rights Act 2025 ended the assured shorthold tenancy and the Section 21 no fault notice, and brought in periodic tenancies and a redrawn set of possession grounds. The pack is eight plain English guides covering the practical compliance moments a landlord runs into, each with the statute it answers to and a fillable template, plus four companion tools that turn a guide into an action. Statutory citations checked against the Renters Rights Act 2025 and existing legislation.
The critical window for any Section 21 served before the abolition on 1 May 2026, with the 31 July 2026 longstop and what to do at each stage.
The revamped Schedule 2 grounds for possession with notice periods, and the Renters Rights Act changes flagged, so you serve on the right ground.
How to raise rent under the new rules, with the once a year notice and the tribunal challenge mechanism set out, and a fillable Section 13 notice.
The schemes, the prescribed information template, the thirty day rule and the return process, so the deposit is protected and returnable without a penalty.
The current E minimum, the proposed C from 2028 and 2030, and the exemptions register, so the property meets the energy standard before you let it.
The check process, the retention rules and the civil penalty raised in 2024, so an immigration status check is done and recorded correctly.
Mandatory, additional and selective licensing, the management standards and the penalties, so a house in multiple occupation is licensed on the right basis.
The April 2026 phase one for property income over fifty thousand pounds, the quarterly rhythm and the software requirements, so the new filing duty doesn't catch you out.
The information sheet companion and service log, the Section 21 sunset playbook, the Section 8 grounds decision tree, and the HMO local authority lookup email, each turning a guide into a next step.
| This pack | The credible equivalent | Their cost | Ours, once |
|---|---|---|---|
| UK Landlord Legal Pack | NRLA landlord membershipwhere most landlords get their tenancy documents | £125a year | £39Yours to keep |
Comparable price verified June 2026 from the supplier's own listing. Our price includes VAT.
A quick check that shares the statute behind the pack. Free, no email gate.
A word processor. The guides are standard editable files and open in Word, Pages or Google Docs, so you read the law, follow the steps and fill in the template. You download the files and they're yours, no login, no subscription.
You get the updated files, free, in the same order line as your purchase. The Renters Rights Act 2025 is still bedding in, so as the grounds, the forms and the dates settle, the pack is revised and the new version comes back to you in the same thread.
No. It's a set of thorough templates built to the Renters Rights Act 2025, with the statute cited so you can check the working. For a possession case in front of a court, or a dispute with real money on it, take the document to a solicitor.
The boring admin, done.