Property & Landlord · England 2026

Landlord Document Templates — West Midlands

The West Midlands has one of the largest private rental sectors outside London, with Birmingham alone having hundreds of thousands of privately rented properties. The Renters Rights Act 2025 applies to all landlords in England — every tenancy agreement needs to be updated.

England only · Renters Rights Act 2025 · Updated September 2026

Important: The Renters Rights Act 2025 came into force on 1 May 2026 for England. Section 21 is permanently abolished. All new tenancies must use Assured Periodic Tenancy Agreements, not Assured Shorthold Tenancies. If your documents have not been updated, they may be legally ineffective.

Local landlord information — West Midlands

Note on Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland: This page covers England only. Landlords in Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland operate under different legislation and different documents apply. Separate DocPilot document packs are available for Wales and Scotland.

Documents every West Midlands landlord needs in 2026

These are the core documents for any new tenancy in England from 1 May 2026:

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Assured Periodic Tenancy Agreement
Mandatory from 1 May 2026 for all new English lets.
£19.99
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Section 8 Eviction Notice Pack
The main possession grounds — the only eviction route since Section 21 was abolished.
£19.99
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Landlord Compliance Checklist 2026
All start-of-tenancy obligations in one checklist.
£14.99
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