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ποΈ Working out your final move-out date?
Under the Renters' Rights Act, tenants must give at least 2 months' notice. But when rent is paid monthly, working out exactly when that notice ends can get a bit confusing.
Whether you're a tenant or a landlord, use our quick tool to work out the final date in seconds ππ https://t.co/gabrPn3wJh
π 9 million of you on @OpenRent! That's countless times you've turned to us for help finding a home or renting out a property.
Whether you've been with us for years or have only just joined, thank you for choosing OpenRent. Every one of you has helped us reach this milestone, and we're glad to have you here. π
ππ» Doing digital Right to Rent checks on British or Irish prospective tenants? Since 1st October 2026, landlords in England must use an approved DVSP provider.
Prefer manual checks? Inspecting original documents in person is still completely valid, as is using the Home Office online service for share codes.
Read our full breakdown of the rules on the blog π https://t.co/bR1QFjanOa
POV: Your next chapter comes with 400 years of history and a village pub just around the corner. π This Grade II-listed Cotswold cottage will have you eyeing up a move to the countryside.
Take a look π https://t.co/yL03qjChm2
Hi Emma, thanks for raising this. We understand how important it is for tenants to find a home where their pets are welcome.
Just to clarify, the Renters' Rights Act gives existing tenants the right to request a pet, but this doesn't extend to prospective tenants. Landlords can therefore indicate whether they accept pets when advertising, as there may be circumstances where restrictions apply.
That said, tenants can still enquire about these properties and speak directly with the landlord about their circumstances.
We want to make finding a suitable home as easy as possible, which is why we've included an "Accept Pets" filter in our property search. Around 30% of properties on OpenRent allowed pets in 2025. ππΆπΊ
βοΈ Awaab's Law currently applies to social housing, but the Renters'Rights Act paves the way for it to extend to private rentals, bringing new deadlines for investigating and fixing serious hazards, including damp and mould.
π₯ There's more to gas safety than the annual check. Find everything landlords need to know about checks, certificates and keeping a rental property compliant here:
π https://t.co/rNeRVlvKpi
From December 2026, landlords in England will need to register their properties on the new 'Register your rental property' service.
It starts in the West Midlands on 15th December, with other regions following in stages.
Not sure when it's coming to your area? We've mapped out the full timeline and what you'll need π https://t.co/RXuhNSLzYj
Floor-to-ceiling sage bookshelves, a private decked terrace, and Hackney Downs just a short stroll away. Tucked away on a quiet street in Hackney, this 2-bed Victorian flat pairs high ceilings and original fireplaces with a kitchen-diner built for hosting. ππ·
Take a look π https://t.co/8RSuvuoaZn
π Student tenancy rules have changed in England. The temporary 2-month notice period for Ground 4A ended in July, so notices now require 4 months' notice.
Renting or letting a student property? Read our guide to find out what this means for you. π https://t.co/S1EyFjVzQO
Missed the 7th August MTD deadline? Don't panic. HMRC has waived late submission penalties for year one, but MTD for Income Tax is officially underway.
Here's what landlords need to know about quarterly reporting and digital record-keeping ππ https://t.co/z5PRiyPelu
Set on a 30-acre daffodil farm, this detached 2-bed barn lets you step straight out onto a sunny patio with valley views. You're 20 minutes from beaches on both coasts, with two en-suite bedrooms and a gated garden ready for quiet summer evenings. πΎπ
Take a look π https://t.co/e9P1TM4eo9
Getting #PropertyLicensing wrong can mean civil penalties of up to Β£40,000 or Rent Repayment Orders.
We've put together the ultimate 2026 landlord licensing guide covering:
β The difference between Mandatory, Additional and Selective licensing
β Average licence fees and how to secure council discounts
β Step-by-step application checklist
Read the full guide ππ https://t.co/P5NAcgWLE9
Summer is peak moving season βοΈ A few quick questions before a viewing can save everyone a wasted trip. Don't forget to check budgets, move-in dates and the basics before anyone heads out the door.
Read more ππhttps://t.co/x5JaaMw8mX
Now this is a proper Victorian renovation. π€β¨
Tucked away in Kensal Green, it's got the whole package: a marble-island kitchen that opens straight onto the garden, a top-floor suite with a freestanding bath, a built-in cinema setup for movie nights, and a garden summer house for WFH days.
Take a look π https://t.co/RBAvsapsqc
The final curtain call for #Section21 in court is almost here. Landlords have until 31st July 2026 to file a court claim for any notice served before the 1st May reform. After that, legacy notices expire completely.
Catch up on all the details in our full guide ππhttps://t.co/gKYoXsm3xw