If I want to sell my property with tenants in situ after the Renters Reform Bill is enacted, what are the new rules regarding 'landlord breaks' and notice periods tenants are entitled to, and will this significantly devalue my property?
Quick Answer
The Renters' Rights Bill abolishes Section 21, meaning landlords can only evict tenants to sell using specific 'landlord break' grounds with prescribed notice periods, potentially impacting property valuation.
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New Renters' Rights Bill rules from 2025 abolish Section 21, affecting selling tenanted properties. Landlords must use new 'landlord break' grounds with 2-4 months' notice, potentially reducing property value by 5-15%.
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