Implications for Lenders and Receivers
The Renters’ Rights Act officially became law on 27 October 2025, marking one of the most significant changes to the property landscape in over a decade.
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For lenders and receivers managing tenanted properties, the impact will be far-reaching. With the end of ‘no-fault’ Section 21 evictions, new litigation risks, and evolving enforcement requirements, long-standing possession strategies may now need a complete rethink.
So, what do these reforms mean in practice for lenders, receivers and enforcement teams?
Our latest article breaks down:
• How the abolition of Section 21 reshapes possession routes
• The effect on enforcement timelines, risk and compliance
• Key actions lenders and receivers should take now
If your role involves property recovery or managing tenanted assets, this is essential reading.
Click here to read the full article and understand the changes in detail.
For further guidance or to discuss how the Act may affect your processes or portfolio, our specialist Receiverships and Mortgage Litigation team is here to help, get in touch today:
Receivershipteam@lightfoots.co.uk
01844 212 305
Offices in Thame, Marlow and Princes Risborough