As a UKALA member, you get all you need to be Renters’ Rights ready:
- Agency and tenancy templates, including essential forms and documents with support if needed
- A dedicated helpline, staffed by knowledgeable experts, available by phone or email. Renters’ Rights queries, as well as all lettings legislation (England & Wales)
- Discounted access to industry leading training courses and webinars with Training for Professionals
- Government-approved Client Money Protection (CMP), required by law in England, Scotland and Wales
- Membership of independent Redress included
- Tax investigation insurance included as standard (normally over £100 per year elsewhere)
- A single cost effective fee
Are you ready for 1 May 2026?
The Renters’ Rights Act affects every letting agent in England and some elements in Wales. Make sure your business is protected, compliant, and supported.
Enquire About UKALA Membership Today
Speak to our team to find out how UKALA membership can support your agency through the Renters’ Rights Act and beyond.
Background
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 is the biggest reform to the private rented sector in decades. It received Royal Assent on 27 October 2025, and the first major phase comes into force on 1 May 2026.
For letting agents, the changes are significant. New rules around tenancy types, eviction processes, rent increases, and anti-discrimination obligations all require your business to adapt, quickly and correctly.
UKALA helps it’s members to stay compliant, confident, and informed.
Find out more about UKALA here
For information on templates, documentation, helpline, training and to request to join a free webinar, click here
How UKALA Supports Letting Agents Through These Changes
UKALA is a professional membership body which supports its agent members to stay legally compliant in an ever-changing regulatory environment. With the Renters’ Rights Act introducing new obligations at pace, UKALA are committed to ensuring all members have the tools and backing to adapt with confidence.
What’s Changing: The Key Facts
- Fixed-Term Tenancies Are Being Abolished
- Section 21 ‘No-Fault’ Evictions Are Gone
- Rent Increases Are Restricted
- Rental Bidding Wars Are Banned
- Upfront Rent Is Capped
- Anti-Discrimination Rules Are Now Enforceable
- A Mandatory Information Sheet Must Be Issued
- Significant Fines for Non-Compliance
[caldera_form id=”CF5eaaa0b744bcd”]