Survey reveals tenant concerns over landlord compliance
Original Article Summary
A survey of over 1,100 tenants has found widespread uncertainty about whether landlords and managing agents have fully complied with the Renters' Rights Act. Only 32% of tenants believe their landlord or property manager is fully compliant with the new legislation. The post Survey reveals tenant concerns over landlord compliance appeared first on PropertyWire.
Investor Analysis
A survey of over 1,100 tenants reveals that only 32% believe their landlord or managing agent is fully compliant with the Renters' Rights Act, with 59% reporting tenancy agreements have not been updated and 91% seeing no noticeable change since the Act came into force. This signals a widespread compliance gap with material legal and reputational risk for landlords and property managers.
Investor Relevance
Landlords and property managers face direct legal exposure if non-compliance with the Renters' Rights Act goes unaddressed — this data signals that enforcement risk is live and that many operators have not yet adapted, making compliance review an urgent operational priority rather than a future consideration.
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