Ten detailed guides covering the compliance obligations that matter most for residential blocks, RTM companies, and private landlords in England. Written by our team. Updated as legislation changes.
These guides cover the obligations that fall on whoever is responsible for a residential leasehold block — whether that is an RTM company, a residents' management company, or a freeholder.
The statutory process for major works and qualifying long-term agreements. Get it wrong and costs above £250 per leaseholder are unrecoverable.
How leaseholders can take over the management of their building without needing to prove fault — and what RTM companies need to know once they have.
The new regime for higher-risk buildings. BSR registration, Safety Cases, the golden thread, and leaseholder protections on remediation costs.
The Regulatory Reform Order, the Fire Safety Act 2021, and who the responsible person is. What must be in the FRA and the consequences of outstanding actions.
The rules that govern what can be charged, how demands must be served, what prescribed information must say, and how leaseholders can challenge at the FTT.
The Ground Rent Act 2022, the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 — what is in force, what is awaiting commencement, and what it means for leaseholders and landlords.
These guides cover the compliance obligations that every private landlord in England carries — and the penalties for getting them wrong.
Section 21 abolished. Periodic tenancies for all. New rent increase process and strengthened tenant rights. What it means for every private landlord in England.
Mandatory HMO licensing, selective licensing, and additional licensing schemes. Which applies to your property, what the application requires, and the fine for operating without a licence.
The 30-day deadline, the three approved schemes, prescribed information, and what happens at renewal. The penalty is 1–3 times the deposit — per breach.
How to act from day one, which grounds to plead and why you should always plead them together, how to serve a valid notice, and the court process through to possession.
Annual CP12 gas safety certificates, 5-year EICRs, smoke and CO alarms, and EPC minimum standards. The gas safety obligation is a criminal offence — not a civil penalty.
Every adult occupier must be checked before a tenancy begins. Who to check, which documents to accept, the Home Office online service, and penalties up to £10,000 per tenant for repeat breaches.
No-fault eviction is gone. What replaces Section 21, the new mandatory and discretionary grounds, notice periods, and what landlords with live Section 21 notices must do urgently.
Block management across East London, North London and Essex. Landlord compliance management available nationwide. Compliance handled as standard — not as an add-on.
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