Landlords: The Renters Reform Readiness Event

Navigate the changes facing landlords in 2026 with clear, practical guidance at the Landlords: The Renters Reform Readiness Event. This evening is designed to explain what is changing under the Renters Reform Bill, to separate fact from fiction, and to outline sensible options for landlords who currently hold properties in their personal name.

The session is aimed at landlords with one to five properties and will cover the impact of post-Budget changes and increasing pressure on personal-name ownership. Speakers from mortgages, lettings, tax and wealth planning will present plain-English explanations of what is changing, what is not changing, and where the real risks lie if nothing is done. The event will set out the three practical paths most personal-name landlords should consider, with honest, non-sales-focused advice to help you decide whether to adapt, restructure or sell.

Attendees will be offered a free Renters Reform compliance review of a property or tenancy to help understand where action may be needed. By the end of the evening you should know which option is most relevant to you and who to speak to next if you want help exploring it. The event takes place at Edenwood Place and is intended to give landlords early clarity so they can protect profitability and compliance as the market changes.