10 MUST do's for landlords

There are 10 things a landlord must do! The following is an overview but you can also, download the guide here

Consent to let

Safety certifcates and update them

References

Deposit registration

Property Visits

Awareness of changes in regulations

Allowing arrears to accumulate

Maintaining the Property

Serving notices correctly

Agree to refund the tenant deposit

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