New functionality helps agents deal with Renters Rights Act fall-out
Summary
Rightmove has added a rent review function to its Tenancy Manager service to help letting agents create and serve Section 13 rent increase notices from existing tenancy records. The update is positioned as part of its wider Lead to Keys suite, aimed at streamlining lettings workflows and supporting agents as they adapt to changes introduced by the Renters Rights Act.
Why it matters
For residential property surveyors involved in lettings, valuation support or portfolio advice, this reflects how software providers are adapting processes around rent increases and tenancy management. It also signals continued operational change in the private rented sector, with compliance and workflow efficiency becoming more important.
Key points
- Rightmove has launched a rent review capability within Tenancy Manager.
- The tool allows Section 13 rent increase notices to be created and served from an existing tenancy record.
- The update is intended to reduce admin and improve compliance for letting agents.
- It forms part of Rightmove’s Lead to Keys suite for lettings workflow management.
- Other recent features include landlord PEPs and sanctions checks and digital ID verification.
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