SBF Property Forum: Understanding the Renters’ Rights Act
24 June @ 9:00 am – 10:30 am BST
Surrey Property Forum: Understanding the Renters’ Rights Act
Wednesday 24 June | 9:00am – 10:30am
The property sector is facing some of the most significant legislative changes in a generation. The forthcoming Renters’ Rights Act will fundamentally reshape the relationship between landlords and tenants, bringing new responsibilities, compliance requirements and operational challenges for those involved in residential property.
Whether you are a landlord, letting agent, property professional, investor, contractor or business supporting the property sector, understanding these changes is essential to protecting your interests and preparing for the future.
Join us for this timely Surrey Property Forum event, where a panel of industry experts will explore what the new legislation means in practice, the likely impact on the rental market, and how businesses can adapt to the changing regulatory landscape.
Speakers
- Helen D’Costa, Partner, Seymours Estate Agents:- Overview and impact of the Renters’ Rights Act
- Harris Bassi, CEO Whitton Properties Ltd:- Insights from a landlord perspective
- Lincoln Jopp MP:- The new legislation and its wider implications for landlords, tenants and the wider housing market
Why Attend?
- Understand the key provisions of the Renters’ Rights Act.
- Learn how the changes will affect landlords and letting agents.
- Gain practical insights from industry experts and experienced property professionals.
- Understand the wider implications for the housing market and the businesses that support it.
- Ask questions and discuss concerns with fellow professionals.
- Network with other professionals in your industry
Venue & Refreshments
We are delighted that Masala Bot in Staines has agreed to open exclusively for this event and will provide attendees with a delicious breakfast buffet, along with tea and coffee.
This promises to be an informative and engaging discussion on one of the most important developments currently affecting the UK property sector.
Places are limited, so early booking is recommended.