Parr Property Solutions

23/03/2026

16/03/2026

East Riding's visitor economy hits record £1bn high, says new report

04/03/2026

Easy money? !

01/03/2026

Been busy with Property Management but still offering Estate Agent services for selling your home too!

02/01/2026

Trying to get my 10k steps in!

Dry January so had to walk past the pubs 🥲

01/01/2026

New Years Day walk 2026!

30/12/2025

Good advice!

If you’re a landlord and you’re waiting to see what happens with the Renters’ Rights Act, you’re already behind.
Here’s what you should be doing now, not later.
First, get your paperwork sorted.
If your compliance folder is a mess, fix it. Gas certs, EICRs, EPCs, deposit paperwork, right to rent, How to Rent guide. If you can’t put your hand on it quickly, that’s a problem.

Second, tighten how you manage tenancies.
No more casual arrangements, we’ll sort it later promises, or ignoring small issues. Repairs, complaints, inspections. Document everything.

Third, look properly at your property standards.
If a tenant could reasonably argue disrepair, damp, mould, or safety issues, deal with it now waiting until it becomes formal will cost more and cause stress you don’t need.

Fourth, review how you select tenants.
Section 21 is going that means fewer easy exits. Referencing properly and choosing carefully matters more than ever.
This isn’t the end of renting.
It is the end of sloppy landlording and that’s a good thing.

Those who adapt early will be fine.
Those who don’t will spend the next few years angry on Facebook.