How will the proposed Renters Rights Act specifically impact student lets and HMO investments for landlords?
Quick Answer
The Renters' Rights Bill, once enacted, will abolish Section 21 'no-fault' evictions, impacting student lets and HMOs by requiring landlords to use Section 8 grounds for possession, potentially affecting tenancy cycles and vacant possession plans.
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Learn how the UK's Renters' Rights Bill, abolishing Section 21, impacts student accommodation and HMO landlords, requiring new strategies for possession.
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