Renters' Rights Act: Join our free member webinars
More than 750 of you joined us for the first of our exclusive, member-only webinars focusing on the Renters' Rights Act - with the next to address the Government's new implementation deadline.
The webinars blend expert insight and practical guidance on the changes up ahead and how you can prepare - and include interactive Q&A session - something that has proved extremely popular as you get to grips with the new rules.
We have aleady seen well over a thousand of you sign up for the next session on 25th November. Originally set to examine the rules around existing tenancies once the Act comes into force, it will be a dedicated Renters’ Rights Question and Answer session, focussing on the implementation timeline announced yesterday.
To book onto the webinar, which starts at 11am and will last an hour, click here
The session will include a presentation on what the dates will mean for you, followed by a live Q&A. If you’d like to submit any questions in advance, please email [email protected].
Your questions
Questions at Wednesday's session focussed on rent increases, possession, advertising requirements and pets, highlighting the scale of the changes and the need for clear, simple guidance on how the new system will work.
You can read some of the frequently asked questions - and answers here.
Continuing the series
The final webinar of 2025 will be held on 10th December and will cover the new private rented sector database and landlord ombudsman.
Again, it will start at 11am and will last for an hour. To book click here.
In case you missed it
the previous two Renters' Rights Act webinars are now available to access, for anyone who would like to watch back. All you need to do is register.
To watch the session: Renters’ Rights: From Bill to Act, from 29th October this year click here.
To watch the session: Renters’ Rights Q&A – Preparing for the Act, which took place on Wednesday click here.
More information
- To access more frequently asked questions about the legislation, click here.
- To visit our Renters’ Rights Hub, packed with information and resources to help you manage the transition click here.
