Guaranteed Rent. Zero Fees. Peace of Mind.
Delivering exceptional service to landlords. | Full Property Management. | Maximising returns through long-term guaranteed rent. | No management fees.
Landlord-Focused Services
Asset
Protection
We implement rigorous maintenance protocols to safeguard your property, and provide you regular updates.
Property Management Services
We deliver a professional and high standard of property management services at no additional cost to you.
Repairs and Maintenance
We take care of ongoing minor repairs and maintenance required for the property throughout the tenancy at no additional cost to you.
Assured Periodic Tenancy
VS
Corporate Tenancy
Why choose a corporate tenancy over an assured periodic tenancy?
Corporate Tenancy
Assured Periodic Tenancy
BEST CHOICE
Fixed, long-term agreement (3-5 years) with predictable guaranteed income.
Income Stability
Unpredictable income, tenant can provide 2 Months' Notice Period.
Fixed, long-term agreement removes risk of void periods.
Void Periods
Higher risk of void periods due to turnover frequency.
Repairs & Maintenance
Managed by corporate tenant, including costs.
Arranged by landlord or management company.
Wear & Tear
Property returned to landlord in comparative condition at end of tenancy.
Increased wear & tear due to higher turnover.
Clear and transparent terms agreed in corporate lease.
Possession
Abolition of Section 21 - "no fault evictions" restricts landlords from regaining possession.
Significantly reduced regulations, providing greater flexibility to landlord.
Regulations
Heavier compliance (notices, EPC, safety certifications).
Renters' Rights Act 2025.
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 came into force on 1 May 2026, giving tenants new rights and introducing new rules for private landlords.
The act has been widely welcomed by renters, providing far more rights regarding pets, and protections against discrimination of DSS tenants, whilst shifting power from Landlords in England by banning "no-fault" Section 21 evictions, removing fixed-term tenancies in favour of rolling tenancies, and reduced rent in advance.
Although the act provides some further protections to landlords, it has also caused uncertainty leading to significant volume of previously rented homes being brought to the sales market across England. According to a analysis from the estate agent Savills, an estimated 254,000 former buy-to-let properties were listed for sale in the 12 months to the end of March 2026, equivalent to around 697 homes per day.
This indicates a continued shift in landlord activity in a changing market, with the trend being most pronounced in London, where former rental properties accounted for 30% of new sales instructions.
For many landlords, the new legislation, combined with increasing market pressures, has prompted a reassessment of their property investments and whether traditional rental models remain financially viable — particularly for smaller landlords with mortgage commitments.
Source: Savills, Property Industry Eye
Get in Touch
Address
Region Property Ltd.
128 City Road,
London,
EC1V 2NX
Phone
+44 78 0507 1988