Government has confirmed the new minimum energy standard for the private rented sector EPC C by October 2030, a £10,000 cost cap and a brand new way of measuring energy performance from October 2029. Here is what it means for your portfolio and what to do now. The...
The Renters’ Rights Act has reshaped the rules of the private rented sector — and there is a hard transitional deadline that catches every existing landlord. Miss it, and you face a potential £7,000 fine and a structural block on your ability to recover...
Recent updates to UK furniture fire safety regulations are set to introduce important changes for landlords. While the reforms are mainly aimed at manufacturers they will also impact anyone providing furniture in rental properties. Here’s a clear practical breakdown...
Major changes are coming to the private rented sector with the first phase of the Renters’ Reform Bill expected to take effect from 1st May 2026. This legislation represents one of the biggest overhauls in a generation impacting how tenancies are structured, managed...
The Government has recently consulted on proposed changes to the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) for rental properties. It’s important to note that these proposals have not yet been finalised and could still change following the consultation process. At...
With Section 21 set to be abolished so called “no-fault evictions” will soon be a thing of the past. Many landlords are asking what will replace it and how this will affect the way they manage their properties. At Horizon Lets we aim to keep our landlords fully...
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