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The Renters’ Rights Act introduces important changes for your landlord clients, making it essential for them to stay informed.

Mortgage brokers will play a key role in helping property investors navigate the new legislation, and OSB Group’s Heena Thaker, Group Head of Legal – Mortgages, has shared an overview including the key considerations that could influence future conversations.

Arm yourself with knowledge and understanding to help your landlord clients prosper, by reading the article now.

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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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