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An Energy Performance Certificate must now be provided to prospective tenants. The requirement only extends to a copy of the first page of the Energy Performance Certificate. Full details at http://www.rla.org.uk/landlord/guides/epc/
To make them easier for consumers to understand, a new look Energy Performance Certificate is shorter, uses plain English throughout and has a new design and layout. See a new-look EPC - http://www.communities.gov.uk/documents/planningandbuilding/pdf/2116821.pdf
From 22 April 2012 all Energy Performance Certificates are to be lodged on the national Energy Performance Certificate register and will be publicly available. This means that individuals can look up an Energy Performance Certificate online via the register allowing them to compare the energy performance of their property with that of similar buildings. This service will be available free of charge
Anyone with an Energy Performance Certificate can opt-out of having their data made publicly available at https://www.epcregister.com/opt-out/...Read More
Landlords should be aware of the new rules on tenancy deposit protection which are being implemented on April 6, and if necessary they should act immediately.
The RLA is once again reminding members that the new rules will also affect existing tenancies where the deposit has not been properly protected.
You should act right now if that is the case, you only have until the 5th May, as the new rules will affect deposits which have already been taken but not yet protected....Read More
Frequently asked questions
Detailed information about Tenancy Deposit penalties and Section 21
New deposit rules check list
Responding today to Shelter’s five point plan for tackling “rogue landlords”, the Residential Landlords Association (RLA) has called on local...
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Shared houses and flats may need planning permission in future where a local Council makes an Article 4 Direction in...
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Do you need a landlords' HMO Property Licence? Is your Tenancy Agreement correct? When your tenant's rent is in arrears do you issue a Section 8, a Section 21 1b or 4a? How should you protect your deposits? As your experience as a landlord grows, does life seem to be presenting you with more and more questions?
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