All articles about Assured Periodic Tenancies in England: A Landlord's Guide to the 2026 Switch.
Letting agents charge £100–£250 to 're-draft' your tenancy agreement for the periodic regime. Here are five alternatives — including doing nothing, which may be correct.
What an assured periodic tenancy agreement must contain under the Renters' Rights Act 2025 and where to find compliant templates for England.
The difference between assured tenancies and ASTs, why it matters after the Renters' Rights Act 2025, and what the conversion means for landlords.
The best resource for an accidental landlord in England managing one property through the 2026 periodic tenancy transition — what to look for and what to skip.
Existing ASTs converted automatically on 1 May 2026. Here is when you do and do not need a new tenancy agreement under the Renters' Rights Act.
You do not need a solicitor to move your letting onto an assured periodic tenancy. Here is the compliance process self-managing landlords in England can follow.
Serving the Renters' Rights Act Information Sheet correctly means more than emailing a link. Here is what counts as valid service and how to prove delivery.
One joint tenant can end a periodic tenancy for everyone. How the notice rules work, what happens to remaining tenants, and how landlords should respond.
Missing the Information Sheet deadline exposes landlords to fines up to £7,000. How local authority civil penalties work and what to do if you are late.
A dated checklist of the paperwork, deadlines, and statutory duties landlords in England must meet under the Renters' Rights Act 2025.
Delegating the Information Sheet to your letting agent does not remove your liability. How Section 16H works and what proof landlords should keep.
A one-off periodic tenancy transition guide costs . An NRLA membership costs £99 a year. Here is what each covers and which makes sense for a single-property landlord.
A letting agent charges £50–£150 to serve the Information Sheet. A compliance guide costs . Here is what each delivers and where liability stays.
The 16 mandatory terms every assured periodic tenancy must include, the clauses that are now prohibited, and how to audit your existing agreement.
Landlords in England can request no more than one month's rent in advance. How the cap works, when it applies, and what happens if you breach it.
How tenant notice works under assured periodic tenancies in England — the two-month rule, rent period alignment, and what landlords need to check.
Oral tenancy agreements converted to assured periodic tenancies on 1 May 2026 but need a full Written Statement of Terms. Here is what landlords must do.
The assured periodic tenancy is the framework for private residential tenancies in England that meet the assured-tenancy criteria. Here is what it means for landlords and how it works.