HOW TO LET
HOW guide for current and prospective private residential landlords in EnglandPart of the How to Guides seriesHOW TO LET2Contents1. Assured shorthold tenancy 32. Before letting your property 4Sub-letting a leasehold property 4Letting with a mortgage 4Property licensing and Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) 4Tax obligations 4Accreditation schemes 5Product safety 5Blinds and blind cords 5Letting agent rules and regulations 53. Getting your property ready 6Gas and electric appliances 6Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms 6Energy efficiency 7Furniture 7Water safety 74. Setting up your tenancy 8The tenancy agreement 8Things to consider before making the agreement 8Legal requirements 8It is best practice to 10Tenants in receipt of benefits 105.
of the Act are liable for a fine of up to £5,000 in the first instance and if a further breach is committed within 5 years, they are liable for a fine of up to £30,000 or prosecution. Read the government guidance for landlords and letting agents on the Tenant Fees Act 2019 . You may find it helpful to engage an agent to let and/
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