The Renters’ Rights Act Has Passed – Now What?
Time Is Running Out: Major Legal Changes Are Coming | Updated Guidance
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This Online Webinar Is Taking Place On 2nd Dec 2025 @ 6:30pm
Is Completely Free To Attend
Will Deliver All You Need To Know In Under 90 Minutes
Welcome to the Samuel Wood winter webinar, where our panel of experts will delve into the transformative implications of the Renters’ Reform Bill. As a private residential landlord, understanding these significant changes is crucial to navigating the evolving landscape of rental regulations. Join us as we explore how this legislation will affect your rights and responsibilities, ensuring you're well-equipped to adapt to the new legal framework.
During this informative session, we will break down key provisions of the bill, discuss the potential impact on your rental agreements, and offer practical advice on compliance. Whether you're a seasoned landlord or just starting out, this webinar will provide you with the insights you need to safeguard your investments. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay informed and avoid costly fines, banning orders, and even prosecutions. Register now to secure your spot.
The Renters’ Rights Act has officially cleared Parliament — and implementation is now just months away. From the abolition of Section 21 and new rules on rent increases, to pet requests and the incoming mandatory redress scheme, every landlord in England must now be preparing for compliance. You will be surprised to learn what lies in the centre of the Act – and the very reason you cannot afford not to prepare. Whether you joined us in September or are attending for the first time, this brand-new session will walk you through what’s changed, what’s coming, and what you must do before 2026.
If You're Not Ready, You Risk:
Losing control over regaining possession
Rent repayment orders and compensation claims
£40,000+ in potential fines
Being unable to legally increase rent
Costly disputes with tenants
Falling behind on EPC and Decent Homes upgrades
Join Us Live to Learn:
How the Act will be enforced – two–pronged approach
What’s confirmed now the Renters’ Rights Act has passed
How Section 21 abolition will work in practice
New rules on periodic tenancies, rent increases & pet requests
What the mandatory Ombudsman means for landlords
EPC and Decent Homes: what's coming, and when
What to do now to protect possession rights & stay compliant
Why You Should Attend:
Understand how the final version of the Act affects your tenancy management
Get ahead of 2026 deadlines with practical, legal-compliant steps
Access expert advice on navigating the pet rules, redress scheme, and EPC changes
Engage directly with lettings and legal experts during extended Q&A
Leave with a clear action plan – no legal jargon, just real-world advice
Who Should Attend?
Portfolio landlords
Accidental landlords
Landlords using fixed-term contracts
Anyone unsure what compliance looks like in 2026
Introduction
Take not of section 21 and section 8 notices
The Evolution Of Evictions - Power Of The Landlord
Rent Reviews - Fair Play To All
Policing The Welfare Of Pets & Protection For Landlords
⚠️ Free to attend, but spaces are limited – secure your spot now and stay ahead of the curve.
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Online | Free to Attend | 2nd Dec 2025 @ 6:30pm
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Meet Your Panel Expert From Samuel Wood:
SLAWEK ZALEWSKI MSc Economics, MARLA
Slawek joined Samuel Wood in 2022, heading up the lettings division of the business. With 18 years’ experience in the sector, his no-nonsense approach provides clients with transparency and understanding on ‘all things lettings’. He is also the guru on legislation and change. Having been a private landlord himself, Slawek has a unique perspective on the challenges landlords face, daily.
Slawek’s work mantra: Progress is based on clear direction and motivation.
