Buy To Let lender sets up help service for landlords
Summary
Fleet Mortgages has launched a set of Renters Rights Act resources for landlord clients, including an overview, implementation timeline and adviser discussion points. The materials are intended to help landlords and mortgage advisers understand upcoming changes, including the new registration service, regional timetable and annual cost per property.
Why it matters
The Renters Rights Act will affect landlord compliance, portfolio planning and financing decisions, which can influence the wider private rented sector. Surveyors involved in landlord, investment or valuation work may see knock-on effects from portfolio restructuring, cost pressures and changing landlord behaviour.
Key points
- Fleet Mortgages has created a dedicated Renters Rights Act resource page for landlords and advisers.
- The resources cover key dates, implementation stages and issues landlords need to consider now and later.
- The article highlights a registration service with regional timing, three-month registration periods and a £65 annual cost per property.
- Portfolio landlords may face higher cumulative costs and greater information-gathering requirements.
- Advisers are encouraged to use the changes as a prompt for wider discussions on portfolio structure and borrowing needs.
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