The duties of letting, in plain English
Short, sourced guides to what England asks of a landlord, written by the people building Tenurelink. Each one ends in a free tool that does the working out for you.
How to serve a Section 13 rent increase, step by step
The Section 13 route is the only way to raise rent in England since 1 May 2026. The rules, the dates, Form 4A, and what happens if your tenant challenges it.
Read the guide David Turnbull · 11 Jul 2026The written statement of terms: what it is and what goes in it
Every tenancy in England needs a written statement of terms, and the penalty for not serving one reaches £7,000. What it must contain and why serving late still helps.
Read the guide Mark Bridgett · 17 Jul 2026The PRS Database: what to gather before your region opens
Mandatory landlord registration rolls out across England from late 2026. The documents registration rests on, and how to be ready the day your region opens.
Read the guide David Turnbull · 21 Jul 2026Deposit protection: the mistakes that cost 1 to 3 times the deposit
An unprotected deposit is one of the most expensive mistakes a landlord can make. The 30-day rule, the prescribed information, and how to put it right.
Read the guide Mark Bridgett · 28 Jul 2026Selective, additional and mandatory HMO licensing, explained
Three kinds of landlord licence, and which ones apply depends on the property and the street. How each works, and where to check your council's schemes.
Read the guide David Turnbull · 2 Aug 2026Right to Rent checks in 2026: what to check and what to keep
Checking every adult occupier's right to rent before the tenancy starts, and keeping the records, is your statutory defence. How to do it properly.
Read the guide The Rent Desk · 16 Aug 2026Choosing the best landlord management software
Five tools for running a small portfolio without losing the paperwork, the deposit, or the will to live.
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