Your Rent Increase Isn't Final
Under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, landlords can no longer use “automatic” rent review clauses. Every increase must be served via a formal Section 13 notice. If you simply don’t want to accept the rent increase, you can use the First-tier Tribunal (FTT) to challenge it and freeze your rent at the current rate until a tribunal decision is made.
THE "6-MONTH FREEZE" STRATEGY
- Step 1: The Section 13 Audit We review your landlord’s notice for technical errors. If it’s invalid, the increase is cancelled immediately.
- Step 2: The Tribunal Filing We lodge your challenge with the First-tier Tribunal. This triggers an automatic legal “stay” on the increase.
- Step 3: The Freeze While the Tribunal reviews the market evidence, you continue to pay your current rent—typically for up to 6 months—saving you immediate cash flow.
- Step 4: The Market Verdict The Tribunal sets the rent based on actual local data, often resulting in a lower figure than your landlord demanded.
THE RENT INCREASE UPLOAD PORTAL
Please upload your formal notice and current agreement. Our experts will perform a market comparison and compliance check.
PRICING & THE "NO WORSE OFF" GUARANTEE
- Initial Audit: FREE
- Professional Fee: £103 (Case Management & Filing)
- Tribunal Fee: £47 (Paid to HMCTS)
- Total Cost: £150
- The Guarantee: If the total rent you save during the Tribunal “Stay” is less than £150, we will refund our £103 professional fee in full. You are mathematically protected.
