The Renters’ Rights Act changed everything. We handle your compliance — Information Sheets, rent notices, Section 8 grounds — so you never face a £7,000 fine.
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No more ‘no-fault’ evictions. You must now use Section 8 with a valid legal ground. Serving a Section 21 notice is now unlawful.
Action requiredEvery landlord must send the official GOV.UK Information Sheet to all named tenants. Missing this deadline risks a £7,000 fine per tenancy.
14 days leftRent review clauses are now void. The only legal way to increase rent is via Section 13 using the new Form 4A. Maximum one increase per 12 months.
New form requiredAll landlords must register on the new Private Rented Sector national database. Without registration, you cannot use Section 8 possession grounds.
Prepare nowWe send the exact GOV.UK PDF to every named tenant on your behalf — as a compliant attachment, not a link. Full delivery tracking and evidence PDF included.
Required by 31 MayGenerate legally valid Section 13 rent increase notices. We calculate the correct effective date, check the 52-week minimum, and produce a compliant Form 4A automatically.
Live nowCreate Form 3A possession notices across all 14 statutory grounds. We include correct notice periods, ground-specific wording, and serving instructions.
Live nowA 0–100 compliance score for every property, updated daily. See exactly what’s at risk, what’s expiring, and what to fix — prioritised by urgency.
Live nowWe track your Gas Safety, EICR and EPC certificates and alert you 90, 30, 14 and 7 days before each expires. Never miss a renewal again.
Live nowWhen the national landlord database opens in late 2026, we’ll guide you through registration and track your mandatory entries. Stay ahead of the next deadline.
Late 2026Enter your rental addresses, add your tenants’ names and email addresses, and upload your existing certificates. We walk you through every field.
Takes about 3 minutes per property
Instantly see a 0–100 score for each property. We flag what’s missing, what’s urgent, and what the penalty is if you leave it unresolved.
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Send the Information Sheet, generate a Form 4A notice, or produce a Section 8 notice — all from your dashboard. Documents are sent to tenants automatically with a full evidence trail.
One click per action
We monitor every certificate expiry, upcoming deadline, and new regulation and send you timely alerts. You focus on your tenants — we handle the compliance calendar.
Email and SMS reminders
It’s a 4-page PDF published by the government on 20 March 2026. Every landlord with an existing written tenancy must send it to every named tenant by 31 May 2026. It cannot be changed or branded — only the exact GOV.UK version is valid.
No. GOV.UK guidance explicitly states that emailing or texting a link is not valid. The PDF must be sent as an attachment directly to each named tenant. We do this automatically with full delivery tracking.
Yes. From 1 May 2026, all rent review clauses in existing tenancy agreements became void. The only way to increase rent is via the Section 13 process using Form 4A — regardless of what your tenancy agreement says.
It applies to assured and assured shorthold tenancies in England. It does not apply to lodger agreements, company lets, or tenancies where the rent exceeds £100,000 per year. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have separate rules.
No. RRACheck is a compliance management platform. We help you generate and send the correct documents, but we’re not a law firm. For complex possession proceedings, always consult a solicitor.
Your local authority can issue a civil penalty. The starting point is £4,000 for a first breach, rising to a maximum of £7,000. If the breach continues for more than 28 days after a penalty is issued, it becomes a criminal offence with fines up to £40,000.
Send your Information Sheet, get compliant, and protect yourself from fines. Takes 2 minutes. Starts free.
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