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The new renting rules started on 1 May 2026
Keep itFix itSell it

The rules changed and every tenancy changed with them. Three good answers remain. The Landlord Crossroads check tells you which one is yours, in two minutes.

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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?Your rent and your mortgage, a straight answer
Your resultVerdict, readiness flag and one next stepReady
£40m+

of property under management across Birmingham

2004

established in Birmingham, letting and selling ever since

Free

Tenancy Health Check: every property you let, checked against the rules in force now

£40k

the most a council can fine for serious or repeat breaches of the new rules. Our job is to keep you nowhere near it

Everything a landlord
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Protection & compliance

The free Tenancy Health Check, Renters' Rights Shield™ from £199 and UKVI accommodation reports.

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Rescue & optimisation

The Tenancy Reset System™ from £400 puts a shaky tenancy right before it costs you.

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Strategy & wealth

Yield analysis, stay or sell reviews and portfolio planning for Birmingham investors.

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Agency services

Managed lettings, tenant find, and portfolio sales with no sales fee when it's time to move on.

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Is your tenancy paperwork up to date?

Landlords who did not give existing tenants the government Information Sheet by 31 May 2026 are carrying a live penalty risk of up to £7,000. It had to be the government's own document, not a link to it. Our free Tenancy Health Check finds the gaps before the council does.

Every date and figure here is checked against government sources. No scare stories, just what is in force.

Book a free Tenancy Health CheckRead what changed
1 May 2026Section 21 abolished and all tenancies periodic
31 May 2026Information Sheet deadline has passed
NowFines 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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Springfield Crescent, Solihull, West MidlandsAvailable

Springfield Crescent, Solihull, West Midlands

Semi-detached house to let

4 bed1 bath
£1,650 PM
Brampton Avenue, Birmingham, West MidlandsAvailable

Brampton Avenue, Birmingham, West Midlands

End terraced house to let

3 bed
£1,550 PM
Brandwood Road, Birmingham, West MidlandsAvailable

Brandwood Road, Birmingham, West Midlands

Semi-detached house for sale

7 bed3 bath
£485,000

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