The Renters Rights Act 2025 is pushing landlords towards an exit conversation. We give you a professional solution to offer them — and a structured income stream for every introduction that completes.
Explore PartnershipHow It WorksThe legislation has fundamentally changed the risk profile of residential letting. Landlords who were comfortable with the previous framework are now actively questioning whether to stay in the market.
Abolition of no-fault evictions removes the safety valve landlords relied on. Managing difficult tenancies now requires a full Section 8 process.
Fixed-term tenancies are abolished. Landlords can no longer rely on contract end dates — every tenancy is rolling indefinitely.
Landlords cannot accept above-asking-price offers. Restricts ability to maximise yield in competitive markets.
Private rented sector now subject to the Decent Homes Standard. Enforcement through local authorities adds compliance burden.
A supported housing commercial lease to a regulated provider sits entirely outside the Renters Rights Act framework. The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (commercial) applies — not the Housing Act.
The landlord retains the asset, continues to generate income — often above standard market rent — and is no longer subject to the legislative pressures that are driving the exit conversation.
For your agency, that means the relationship stays with you. You introduce us. We handle the process. Your client stays a property owner — and stays your client.
Subject to Renters Rights Act. No Section 21. Periodic tenancy only. Section 8 required for possession.
Outside residential legislation. Commercial contract. Break clause protection. Lease term certainty.
Limited to open market comparable rents.
Rent derived from commissioner's accommodation funding — often above market for the property type.
Rent dependent on individual tenant's benefit or employment status.
Regulated provider backed by local authority commissioning. Multi-year contract income.
You introduce landlords who are considering exit or restructuring. We handle everything from that point. You receive a referral fee on each completed lease.
Approved Verum Assets lettings partners can conduct property viewings on our behalf in their local area. You know the streets, the properties, and the landlords — we provide the brief.
Adopt the Verum Assets lease management blueprint as a new service line within your agency. Available from Q3 2026.
Viewing partners are approved Verum Assets lettings partners who have completed onboarding and signed the NDA/NCA. We never instruct cold agents.
Paid on submission of the completed Property Information Checklist and viewing notes within 48 hours.
Paid on lease signing where the property was viewed by your agency. Targeted at 75%+ viewing-to-deal conversion.
For landlord introductions, referral commission is agreed individually at onboarding. Paid within 5 business days of completion.