Renting Homes Wales Act

The way that landlords own and manage private rented sector (PRS) properties in Wales has changed.

The NRLA is here to help you through the largest change to the Private Rental Sector in generations. Providing you with updated resources to help with the transition from tenants to contract holders and tenancies to occupation contracts.

Many aspects of legislation you currently operate under have changed drastically, including, extended no-fault notice periods, fitness for human habitation, prescribed forms and contract clauses. It is fair to say that Renting Homes (Wales) is the biggest change to the PRS in decades.

The NRLA is here to support, inform and train you through these changes, ensuring that you are fully prepared and fully compliant with your new obligations.

Occupation Contracts

Landlords in Wales can no longer use tenancy agreements when letting properties. Instead, they must use Standard Occupation Contracts when starting an agreement

Switching Guide

The way you rent your property changed on the 1st of December 2022, view our switching guide to ensure you understand the changes

Helpful Checklist

We have produced a checklist for all members, which covers every aspect of the Renting Homes (Wales) Act

Training Courses

As a Rent Smart Wales approved trainer, we provide courses essential to maintain your licensing and qualifications