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Landlords Are Being Forced Out – Don’t Be Next!

  • Writer: Elliot Leigh
    Elliot Leigh
  • 4 days ago
  • 2 min read

As Britain’s small-scale landlords scramble to sell up, driven by the looming impact of the Renters’ Rights Bill, one question remains: Are you leaving money on the table by selling too soon?


Before you follow the crowd, you should know there’s a way to stay in the market, earn guaranteed income, and avoid the coming chaos — without taking on the risk.


The Private Sector Is Under Attack


New data from leading property platform Alto reveals that:

  • 34% of letting agents have seen a surge in landlords offloading their properties

  • 70% say landlords have already sold up in the last 12 months

  • 93% of agents are worried they’ll lose even more landlords because of new legislation


The trigger? The Government’s Renters’ Rights Bill, which proposes to:

  • Abolish fixed-term tenancies

  • Eliminate Section 21 ‘no-fault’ evictions

  • Introduce stricter compliance and regulation at every level


For landlords, (especially those with just one or two properties) the future feels unmanageable. Many are facing:

  • Rising mortgage rates

  • Pressure to meet energy efficiency targets

  • Increased tenant rights and reduced control

  • A growing sense of being unfairly targeted

It’s no surprise many feel they have no choice but to sell.


But Selling Isn’t Your Only Option

Here’s the part most landlords don’t know:


  • No Section 21 Worries: We manage tenant relationships.

  • Legal Shield: We handle all court, tribunal, and ombudsman processes.

  • Compliance & Decent Homes Guaranteed: Proactive maintenance and expertise ensure adherence.

  • Stable Income: Fixed payments, unaffected by arbitrary rent clauses or voids.

  • Inclusive Lettings: Our social housing model aligns with new anti-discrimination rules.


You’ll stay protected from many of the disruptive changes the Renters’ Rights Bill is set to bring. No late rent. No tenant disputes. No uncertainty.


Before You Sell, Get in Touch

If you’re thinking of selling, do one thing first: speak to Elliot Leigh. We’ve helped hundreds of landlords stay in the market and continue profiting from their property, even as others panic and exit. In this climate, walking away might feel like the safest option - but it could be the costliest.


Landlords are being forced out. Don’t be next.

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