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The Renters' Rights Act: From Section 21 to 8 Grounds for Possession—A Landlord's Guide to Clarity and Control
The conversation around the Renters' Rights Act has been dominated by fear, particularly the end of Section 21. But this legislative shift should be viewed as a gain in clarity, not a loss of control for landlords. The introduction of 8 new, clearly defined grounds for possession provides a more robust and defensible framework. These grounds are split into Mandatory (e.g., selling the property, significant rent arrears) and Discretionary (e.g., breach of tenancy, antisocial b

Amanda Woodward
12 hours ago14 min read
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