Property regulations and compliance
The rules for letting property in the UK, from landlord licensing, tenancy notices and leasehold to council tax and energy standards, explained in plain English.
The guides in this section explain the rules that shape how rental property is owned and let in the UK, from the Housing Act 1988 and the notices it created through to leasehold, licensing, council tax and the energy standards landlords work to. Each guide sets out what the rule is, who it applies to and what it means day to day, written for landlords and investors rather than lawyers. Where the rules differ between England, Scotland and Wales the guide says so, Rent Smart Wales being the clearest example.
27 guides

Challenging Your Council Tax Bill: How to Check and Challenge Your Band

What is a Compulsory Purchase Order?

When Can You Claim a Council Tax Exemption? or Get a Discount

What is Covenant Consent?

The Decent Homes Standard: What Landlords and Investors Need to Know

A Guide to DIY Conveyancing

EPC 'C' Target and Improving Energy Efficiency: A Landlord's Guide

The Gas Boiler Ban 2035: What’s Changed?

Do You Need an HMO Licence? Rules, Costs and How to Check

Understanding the Homelessness Reduction Act, 2017

The Landlord and Tenant Covenants Act 1995: A Guide

Landlord Responsibilities: A Checklist of What to Do and When

The National Landlord Register: England's Private Rented Sector Database Explained

What is a Non-Assured Tenancy Agreement?

Oil Boiler Ban: What Changed About the 2035 Plan?

Section 13 Notice: Rent Increase Rules for Landlords and Tenants

The Section 40 Notice: A Detailed Guide

The Section 6 (Acceptance Notice): A Detailed Guide

What are Squatters' Rights (in the UK)?

What Is a Leasehold Property?

What Are Selective Licensing Schemes? & What Landlords Need To Know

What Does the Housing Act 1988 Mean for Landlords Today?

Rent Smart Wales – How to Register as a Landlord

Section 48 Notice: The Address Every Landlord Must Give Their Tenant

Leasehold Reform: Where Do We Currently Stand?

The Homelessness Act 2002: A Comprehensive Review

The Section 3 Notice: A Guide for Landlords and Tenants
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