What practical advice can you offer landlords on navigating potential issues with pet requests under the new Renters Reform Bill regulations, particularly regarding pet insurance deposits and property damage?
Quick Answer
The Renters Reform Bill will alter pet policies, making it difficult for landlords to refuse pet requests. Landlords can mandate pet insurance to cover potential property damage, costing tenants around £15-£40 monthly. Proactive measures such as detailed tenancy clauses are essential.
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Prepare for the Renters Reform Bill 2025: Landlords can require pet insurance for damage (costing £15-£40/month) but can't refuse pets without 'reasonable grounds.' Update agreements proactively.
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