Being a landlord comes with many responsibilities. With the Renters’ Rights Act now in force and further regulatory changes on the horizon, keeping up with your legal obligations can be challenging. Overlooking a requirement could prove costly.

That’s why we are offering a free Landlord Lettings MOT to help you spot potential compliance gaps and ensure your property and paperwork are in order.

What does the MOT cover?

From property safety to tenancy documentation, our review helps you check key areas of your landlord responsibilities, including:

• Property licensing: House of Multiple Occupation (HMO) and local authority licensing requirements.
• Tenant checks and paperwork: Right to Rent checks, tenancy documents and required tenant information.
• Property safety: Gas and electrical safety records, smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, and property condition.
• Energy efficiency: Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) and minimum energy efficiency requirements.
• Deposit protection: Deposit registration and required information.
• Changing legislation: Recent and forthcoming changes affecting landlords.

A little prevention goes a long way

Meeting your legal obligations helps protect your tenants, safeguard your investment and reduce the risk of disputes, financial penalties and legal action.

With legislation constantly evolving and local licensing requirements varying, it can be difficult to know whether everything is in order.

Book your free Landlord Lettings MOT

Whether you own one rental property or manage a growing portfolio, take advantage of this free offer to assess your current arrangements, identify potential gaps, and prioritise your next steps for greater peace of mind.

Although we typically operate within London Zones 1–2, this offer is available to landlords across England.

Don’t leave compliance to chance. Book here to arrange your free Landlord Lettings MOT.

Disclaimer: This blog is provided for general information only and does not constitute legal or financial advice. Marybow Property takes reasonable care to ensure its content is accurate but cannot guarantee its completeness or accuracy. We reserve the right to amend website content at any time.