06/05/2025
🌅 The Renters' Rights Bill is a fiendishly complicated bit of legislation. However, clarity is coming soon after Royal Assent in the form of my two books:
📘 'The Good Landlord Handbook', a 65,000 word practical manual that explains pretty much everything landlords need to know about how to be a successful good landlord, in compliance with the Renters' Rights Act.
It's suitable for all landlords, from the accidental landlord with one property to the professional landlord with a portfolio of HMOs, and it covers choosing and using agents, as well as self-management.
📗 'The Renters' Rights Act Handbook: A practical guide for landlords and letting agents'. This does what it says in the tin, and is focused on the Act.
'The Good Landlord Handbook' is almost ready to go to my editor Lisa Cordaro for the first pass. 'The Renters' Rights Act Handbook' will follow.
I plan to publish both as soon as humanely possible after Royal Assent, once we have clarity on the transition timing.
Both are written in my inimitable, straightforward style that blends the legal with the practical, and leaves out the politics.
These aren't textbooks for lawyers, but are every day handbooks for landlords, letting agents and anyone else who is wanting to understand the new PRS.
When I pitched 'The Good Landlord Handbook' to my Facebook group this weekend, an experienced portfolio landlord said that a guide written in my in my "succinct, zero-dross" style would be a "lifeline" for landlords. Couldn't have put it better myself! 😄
Both books will be published in paperback, ebook and audio. In keeping with my mission to make high quality content freely available, I'll put the audio of the chapters on YouTube.
I'll be launching the books first on my website, and then on Amazon. I'll be opening the waitlist closer to Royal Assent, and I'll be happy to do volume discounts for letting agents and property businesses who would like to buy them for their teams.
Let me know what you think in the comments!