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The new renting rules started on 1 May 2026

Managed lettings across Birmingham, by the rules and clearly explained. Keep it Fix it Sell it

Every tenancy moved onto the new rules on 1 May. Answer three quick questions and the Landlord Crossroads check tells you which way to go with your rental, in two minutes.

FreeNo sign-upYou see the answer straight away
Question 1 of 3

What's on your mind about your rental?

Is my paperwork right?A free Tenancy Health Check across every propertyI need my property backSelling, moving in, arrears or a breachIs it still worth keeping?We'll weigh your rent against your mortgage
Your resultA plain answer, and what to do nextReady
£40m+

of property under management across Birmingham

2004

the year we set up in Birmingham. We've been letting and selling here ever since

Free

Tenancy Health Check. We go through every property you let against today's rules

£40k

the most a council can fine for serious or repeat breaches of the new rules. We keep on top of the paperwork so it doesn't get that far

Four ways we help
Birmingham landlords

Greengates Properties manages rental property for landlords across Birmingham, keeps the paperwork and the legal side right as the rules change, and tells you clearly where you stand.

Protection & compliance

Start with the free Tenancy Health Check. If the paperwork needs bringing up to date, Renters' Rights Shield™ starts at £199. We do UKVI accommodation reports too.

About the Health Check

Rescue & optimisation

If a tenancy has gone wrong, or never caught up with the new rules, our Tenancy Reset System™ gets it back on track. From £400.

How a reset works

Strategy & wealth

We'll go through the rent, costs and yield with you, property by property, and help you decide what's worth keeping.

Stay or sell reviews

Agency services

Managed lettings, or tenant find if you'd rather run it yourself. If you sell your portfolio through us, there's no sales fee.

Our letting services
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Is your tenancy paperwork up to date?

If you didn't give your existing tenants the government Information Sheet by 31 May 2026, you could face a penalty of up to £7,000. Sending a link to it didn't count. It had to be the government's own document. We'll check this, and the rest of your paperwork, on a free Tenancy Health Check.

We check every date and figure on this page against gov.uk. Last checked 30 September 2026.

Book a free Tenancy Health CheckRead what changed
1 May 2026Section 21 ends and every tenancy becomes periodic
31 May 2026Last day to give existing tenants the Information Sheet
NowCouncils can fine up to £7,000, or up to £40,000 for serious or repeat breaches
Late 2026The landlord database starts rolling out
2028 (expected)Landlords must join the new ombudsman

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