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Part 1: Inheritance, not acquisition: how tomorrow’s landlords may enter the market Part 1: Inheritance, not acquisition: how tomorrow’s landlords may enter the market

Part 1: Inheritance, not acquisition: how tomorrow’s landlords may enter the market

Published 03 November 2026

For decades, the typical buy to let journey followed a familiar path. Investors purchased a property, built equity, generated rental income and gradually expanded their portfolios over time. Rely’s Next Gen Landlords research suggests the next generation may enter the market very differently.

Part 2: Why the next generation of landlords could be the sector’s most professional yet Part 2: Why the next generation of landlords could be the sector’s most professional yet

Part 2: Why the next generation of landlords could be the sector’s most professional yet

Published 03 November 2026

Not all landlords enter the market with the same ambitions. Some are focused on building a business, others on creating financial security, and some on preserving assets for future generations. What Rely’s Next Gen Landlords research suggests is that many future landlords will share a more purposeful and professional approach to ownership.

Part 3: Growth isn’t disappearing, it’s being redefined Part 3: Growth isn’t disappearing, it’s being redefined

Part 3: Growth isn’t disappearing, it’s being redefined

Published 03 November 2026

Reports suggesting more landlords plan to sell than buy property often prompt questions about the future of buy to let. While those figures provide important market context, they do not necessarily tell the whole story.

Renters’ Rights Act: Phase 1 Reflections

Renters’ Rights Act: Phase 1 Reflections

Published 26 August 2026

The first phase of the Renters’ Rights Act was introduced in May 2026. Emily Hollands, Group Head of Intermediary Sales & Distribution and Heena Thaker, Group Head of Legal – Mortgages, review some of the changes as well as reflect on how they’ve been perceived by brokers and landlords.

Renters’ Rights Act: Phase 2 Observations

Renters’ Rights Act: Phase 2 Observations

Published 29 July 2026

The second phase of the Renters’ Rights Act will be introduced in two stages late in 2026. Emily Hollands, Group Head of Intermediary Sales & Distribution and Heena Thaker, Group Head of Legal – Mortgages, walk through the proposed changes as well as how they could affect brokers and landlords.

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