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While property can play a key role in long-term wealth building, relying too heavily on one type of asset often reduces flexibility later in life. In this article, we explore why many landlords become increasingly reliant on property over time, why diversification is becoming a bigger conversation, and how pensions, ISAs, investments and other assets may help support greater flexibility in retirement.
Since 1st May 2026, all residential tenancies automatically became Assured Periodic Tenancies, rolling indefinitely with no fixed end date, and Section 21 is now gone. Most of the conversation has focused on possession rights and what happens if you need a tenant to leave. While the rules around deposits haven’t changed, the Renters’ Rights Act could still shape how things play out, especially if there’s a dispute.
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