Goodlord has launched a platform and signed a new partnership to help landlords deal with the changes brought about by the Tenant Bill of Rights.
The wide-ranging bill currently moving through Parliament would ban Section 21 no-fault evictions, limit rent increases to once a year and apply decent housing standards to the private rental sector for the first time. . 
But the rental technology company says its latest platform upgrade, The Aspen Edition, will allow real estate investors and their agents to “unlock new revenue streams and free landlords from additional management and compliance headaches.” states.
The hub includes integrations with other providers such as estate agency customer relationship management company Street.co.uk, as well as rent reviews, rent protection insurance, identity verification, inventory management and more. Also includes product releases.
The Aspen Edition platform includes:
Street Partnerships – enables the transfer of data between two platforms and avoids the need for double entry of data Rent Review Tools – the impending repeal of fixed term tenancies through the Landlord Bill of Rights and Article 21 Helps agents deal with obsolescence. Section 13 Process Guide. After the Rent Protection Insurance Bill is passed, it will be the main way landlords can change their rent. – Includes a new billing dashboard that provides users with greater insight and transparency into the validation of each billing ID. – Upgraded packages allow you to: Agents will now be able to carry out tenancy checks remotely in the UK. Inventory Management – Collate all tenant responses and inventory communications in one place.
William Reeve, CEO of Goodroad, said: “We are investing in and releasing extensive updates like this, brokering new partnerships, and strengthening our team ahead of the passage of the Tenant Bill of Rights.
“We want to ensure agents and their landlords are proactive, stay compliant, and don’t have the burden of additional management now or in the long term.”
