The Agents' Agent
A trusted specialist partner for letting and estate agents navigating possession under the Renters’ Rights Act.
We have helped thousands of agents to protect their clients, reduce risk, and ensure possession matters are handled properly from the outset.
A Changing Landscape - Supporting You Under the New RRA
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 introduces a more structured and regulated approach to possession.
For letting and estate agents, this means that serving a notice is no longer a routine administrative step. The choice of ground, and the circumstances in which it is relied upon, now carry greater importance.
Where a notice is served without the correct legal foundation, or where the property is later marketed or re-let in breach of the new restricted period rules, agents may also find themselves exposed to enforcement action, substantial financial penalties or even criminal prosecution.
That is why many agents now prefer to involve The Landlord Group before notice is served.
A Commercial and Practical Approach
We understand that agents need a service that is commercial, efficient and reliable.
By entrusting possession matters to The Landlord Group, agents can reduce the risk of becoming drawn into the consequences of a defective or improperly founded notice, while giving their landlord clients confidence that the matter is being handled correctly from the outset.
Our approach is practical and straightforward. We assess the position, prepare the appropriate notice, and help ensure that the correct steps are taken under the new possession regime, providing agents with an important layer of protection between their business and the risks associated with serving notices directly.
This allows agents to continue managing their client relationships with confidence, knowing that the legal process is being handled by specialists.
Working in Partnership with Agents
The Landlord Group works alongside letting and estate agents across the country, supporting possession matters on behalf of their landlord clients.
We act for a large number of agents who place their trust in us to handle possession matters properly, allowing them to continue managing their portfolios with confidence.
Our role is to provide specialist support where it is needed, ensuring that the correct steps are taken from the outset and that the process is managed smoothly through to possession.
With the abolition of Section 21, landlords must now rely on specific statutory grounds when seeking possession.
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In many cases, the position is not always straightforward. Whether a ground can properly be relied upon will depend on the facts of the tenancy, the landlord’s intentions and the evidence available.
Where notices are served without the correct foundation, or where circumstances change following service, issues can arise later in the process.
For this reason, many agents choose to partner with The Landlord Group, offering a full specialist possession service for agents who want reassurance, reliability and legal expertise behind them.
If you or your landlord client are considering possession action, we recommend discussing the position before any notice is served.
