By Monika Jackson | Neon Property Services The Renters Reform Bill is set to transform how landlords manage their properties across England. For many, it feels like the rules are changing faster than they can keep up. But while compliance pressure is increasing, a smarter, more affordable way to manage rentals is emerging - Virtual Property Management. In this guide, we explain what the Renters Reform Bill means for landlords, why traditional management models are struggling, and how digital or “virtual” property management can help you stay compliant, save money, and stay in control. What the Renters Reform Bill Means for Landlords The Renters Reform Bill introduces sweeping changes to the private rented sector, including: Abolition of Section 21 “no-fault” evictions All tenancies becoming periodic by default Mandatory membership of a redress or ombudsman scheme A new national property portal for landlord registration and compliance records Stronger enforcement and heavier penalties f

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