Landlords: Only ONE Party Thinks Landlords Should SURVIVE (And It's Not Who You'd Expect)

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The UK rental market faces its biggest upheaval in decades, but here's the problem: six different politicians and parties are offering six completely opposite solutions. Labour's government has already passed the Renters' Rights Act into law. Reform UK wants to scrap it entirely. The Conservatives are split between those who gave up on landlord protections and those defending them from opposition. The Lib Dems think Labour hasn't gone far enough. And then there's Andy Burnham's approach, which nobody else is trying. In this video, we break down exactly what each political player is bringing to the rental market, where their interests actually align, and which approach—if any—actually works for landlords trying to navigate May 2026's Section 21 abolition deadline and April 2027's property income tax increases. Watch to understand what's actually coming, which party's vision you think will win out, and what that means for your rental business.


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