Renters' Rights Act 2025 · England

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Tenancy Pilot brings rent collection, compliance, tax, documents and your whole portfolio into one platform — built for England landlords under the Renters' Rights Act 2025. Save hours of admin every month. Launching soon.

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The toolkit

Everything an England landlord needs, in one place

Rent collection

Collect and reconcile rent automatically through Open Banking, with unique payment references that match every transfer to the right tenant.

Compliance tracking

Gas, EPC, EICR, licences and Decent Homes in one dashboard, with deadline alerts so a missed certificate never turns into a fine.

Tax & accounting

Track expenses against HMRC categories, sync to Xero, and hand your accountant a clean, tax-ready year — no spreadsheets.

Tenant portal & maintenance

Give tenants a self-service portal for rent, documents and repair requests, with messaging and a vendor directory built in.

Documents & e-signatures

Generate compliant tenancy agreements, Section 8 and rent-increase notices, deposit letters and more — and get them signed online with a full legal audit trail.

AI assistant

Ask an assistant trained on UK housing law, and let it read uploaded tenancy PDFs, so you're never guessing on the new rules.

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The new law

Built for the Renters' Rights Act 2025

The Renters' Rights Act 2025 came into force on 1 May 2026 and changed almost everything about letting in England. Section 21 "no-fault" eviction is abolished, fixed terms are gone, and every assured tenancy is now periodic.

Rent can now only be increased through the Section 13 procedure, once a year, on the prescribed form. Tenants have a new right to request a pet, and the rules on deposit protection carry real penalties for getting it wrong. Tenancy Pilot turns these rules into compliant documents, automated rent tracking and live compliance you can run with confidence, and our free help-centre explains every change in plain English.

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Certificates, safety and Decent Homes

Awaab's Law for Landlords in England: Repair Timescales (2026)

Awaab's Law for landlords explained: the repair timescales for damp, mould and dangerous hazards coming to England's private rented sector under the RRA 2025.

13 min read
Section 8 and possession grounds

Best Section 8 Notice Software for England Landlords (2026 Comparison)

Comparing Section 8 notice software for England landlords in 2026: what to look for in a guided notice builder, the grounds it must cover, and the errors it

14 min read
Section 21 abolition and no-fault eviction

Best Section 8 Notice Templates for England in 2026 (Post-Section 21)

What the best Section 8 notice template must contain in 2026, now that Section 21 templates are useless under the Renters' Rights Act 2025.

13 min read
Pets in rented homes

Can a Landlord Refuse a Pet in England in 2026? The New RRA Rules

Can a landlord refuse a pet in England in 2026? The RRA 2025 ended blanket bans, here's when you can lawfully say no and how the 28-day rule works.

18 min read
Pets in rented homes

Can a Landlord Say No Pets in the UK? What Changed on 1 May 2026

Can a landlord say no pets in the UK? Not by blanket ban. The Renters' Rights Act gives tenants a right to request a pet from 1 May 2026, here's the law.

14 min read
Tenancy deposits, deductions and disputes

Custodial vs Insured Deposit Schemes: Which Should England Landlords Use?

Custodial vs insured deposit scheme compared for England landlords: how each works, the cost and cash-flow trade-offs, the rules, and which to choose.

12 min read
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Common questions

What does Tenancy Pilot do?

Tenancy Pilot is all-in-one property management for England landlords: collect and reconcile rent through Open Banking, track compliance certificates, manage tax and Xero, generate and e-sign documents, and run a tenant portal, maintenance and AI guidance — all built for the Renters' Rights Act 2025.

Is Tenancy Pilot available yet?

Not yet — Tenancy Pilot is launching soon. Join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment it goes live.

What is the Renters' Rights Act 2025?

It's the biggest reform to private renting in England in a generation. The main provisions came into force on 1 May 2026: Section 21 is abolished, all tenancies are periodic, and rent rises must use Section 13. Read the full guide.

Do landlords need new tenancy agreements?

Fixed-term ASTs are gone; every assured tenancy is now periodic. Review your agreement, remove banned clauses like rent-review clauses, and make sure it reflects the new rules. See how to write one.

Is Tenancy Pilot only for England?

Yes. Tenancy Pilot and all of its guidance are built for the law in England under the Renters' Rights Act 2025.

What documents will it generate?

Tenancy agreements, Section 8 notices, rent-increase notices, deposit-return letters, holding-deposit agreements, guarantor deeds, inventories, inspection notices, pet-permission letters and more.

How much will it cost?

Pricing will be announced at launch. Join the waitlist for early access and launch offers.

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Tenancy Pilot brings rent, compliance, tax and documents into one platform built for the Renters' Rights Act 2025. Join the waitlist for early access at launch.