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NEW - Playbook

The ultimate Section 13 playbook

A rent review is quietly running out of time.

Somewhere in your portfolio, right now. Section 13 is the only way to raise rent - miss the window, and any increases will be delayed.

Key takeaways

What you'll gain from the playbook

Spot the opportunity
Spot the opportunity

See where the opportunity for rent reviews sits, across every property you manage.

Complete reviews consistently
Complete reviews consistently

Learn how to run every review consistently, whoever's on it.

Reduce manual admin
Reduce manual admin

Cut the manual admin out of every review.

Track it all, portfolio-wide
Track it all, portfolio-wide

Get full visibility over rent-review status, portfolio-wide.

Scale without the headcount
Scale without the headcount

Grow your portfolio without piling admin onto your team.

Your roadmap to get there
Your roadmap to get there

A 30-day action plan for auditing, standardising and scaling your own process.

The context

Section 13 is the only route left to raise rent

For years, renewal fees quietly funded a meaningful share of agency revenue. In Goodlord’s 2025 State of Lettings Industry Report, that figure came out at 27% - over a quarter of the average agency’s income.

Since the Renters’ Rights Act, that revenue is gone for good. Section 13 is the only route left to raise rent, and it only works if it’s run as a proper process across the whole portfolio, not left to memory.

The agencies pulling ahead aren’t mourning the loss. They’re building a rent-review process robust enough to replace it - and to prove their value to landlords in the process.

Section 13 doesn't wait. Neither should you.

Get the six-stage framework, real examples from agencies already doing this, and a 30-day plan to get started.