Is this a legal landlord compliance certificate?
No. It is a screening tool to help identify common compliance areas. Legal duties vary by jurisdiction, tenancy, property type and local authority.
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Landlord Compliance Checker
Check the main compliance areas for a UK rental property in a few minutes. The checker highlights what appears complete, what needs action and what needs a closer look — without pretending to provide a legal certification.
Gas safety record is current
Electrical inspection/report is current
EPC is available and current
Required smoke/CO alarms are installed and checked
Any tenancy deposit is protected correctly
Required landlord/HMO/local licence is in place
Complete the questions to generate your free England landlord compliance summary.
What should a landlord compliance check cover?
A useful landlord compliance checklist should cover the legal and safety records that apply to the property, the tenancy or occupation contract, and the relevant UK nation. Common areas include gas safety where gas is present, electrical safety, energy performance information, smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, deposit protection, and any landlord, HMO, selective or local licensing requirement.
The difficult part is that not every requirement applies to every property. That is why this checker starts with jurisdiction and applicability rather than showing one universal UK checklist. RentSure deliberately flags uncertainty instead of converting incomplete information into a false compliance score.
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Frequently asked questions
Does the checker work in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?
Yes. You choose the jurisdiction first. Where requirements cannot safely be generalised, the result tells you to check applicability rather than applying an England-only rule.
Do I need to create an account?
No. The full result is free. Creating a RentSure account is optional if you want to save the result, attach it to a property or receive reminders.
This tool provides general information, not legal advice. Rules can depend on the tenancy, property and local authority. Check the linked official guidance before acting.