Landlords need agents more because of Renters Rights Act – claim
Summary
A survey by The Letting Partnership suggests letting agents expect the Renters Rights Act to increase compliance and administrative demands across the private rented sector. Most respondents believe this added complexity will make professional agents more valuable to landlords.
Why it matters
For residential property surveyors, the article signals continued regulatory pressure in the rental market, which can affect landlord decision-making, portfolio management and the wider compliance environment. It also reinforces the growing importance of professional oversight in lettings-related transactions and advice.
Key points
- The survey indicates agents expect a notable rise in compliance and administrative workload.
- Seven in 10 agents believe the Renters Rights Act will increase the value of professional agents to landlords.
- The article frames the sector as becoming more complex for landlords to manage directly.
- The Letting Partnership is cited as the source of the survey findings.
Organisations:
The Letting Partnership
Regulations:
Renters Rights Act
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