Given these changes, should UK property investors re-evaluate their risk assessment for challenging tenants or adjust their tenancy agreement terms?
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Yes, the expected abolition of Section 21 by 2025 necessitates a re-evaluation of risk for challenging tenants and a review of tenancy agreement terms, focusing on grounds for possession and tenant conduct.
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