Still Compliant? The Insider Edge Guide to Residential Landlord Rights and Compliance in England

If you let a house or apartment in England and aren't sure the rules you're working to still apply — a notice you'd have served without thinking a year ago, a rent increase done the old way, or a deadline you've heard about but never pinned down — this book shows you exactly where you stand, and what to do about it.

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The Insider Edge guide to residential landlord compliance — what's changed, what's coming, and what it costs to get it wrong.

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Based on current law: the Renters' Rights Act and the Housing Act, not generic advice

Still Compliant?

From Section 21 and rent increases to possession grounds, licensing and EPC deadlines — know exactly where you stand before a tenant, council or tribunal tests it.

A Taste of What's Inside

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The End of Section 21

Rent Increases Done Right

The Deadlines Coming Next

No-fault" evictions, and why a notice served the old way now fails.

The landlord database, EPC C by 2030, and the new £7,000 council fines.

The once-a-year rule, the Section 13 process & when a tenant can challenge it.

What Every Residential Landlord Should Know

  • £7,000 : Council fine for an unresolved serious hazard
  • £30,000 : Maximum penalty for a repeat fees breach
  • £65 : Landlord database fee, per property per year
  • 2030 : Deadline for every let to reach EPC C

There are a number of things you need to be aware of and that could cost you dearly

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