Five reasons why the pandemic's impact on landlords is only getting worse https://t.co/cuXvUKl7bk

Report calls for reform of UC including direct payments to landlords https://t.co/nHVDuNwA1R

"troubled times can stimulate innovation, because out of necessity comes inspiration and this can lead to positive… https://t.co/bDgbtfdyLo

The impact of Universal Credit on the lettings market https://t.co/OOqzn0t0JJ via @https://twitter.com/TheNeg

Caridon Foundation helps 30 rough sleepers in Brent off the streets and into supported accommodation… https://t.co/WZ2D1yhwiw

Preventing wider access of direct payments will be detrimental to UC tenants https://t.co/WZHiEnExhF

Universal Credit UK: Concern over policy which could be ‘detrimental to tenants’ https://t.co/a726Bv5rmi

#LANDLORDS: From 1 July 2020 you will be required to have property electrics checked at least every 5 years by a pr… https://t.co/VsX4PanKcF

Landlords must perform Electrical Checks if they are letting properties as of the 1st July 2020. Make sure your rea… https://t.co/cYbsuNo83Q

BREAKING: DWP launches online system for APAs to replace unpopular UC47 forms https://t.co/ABQrJqR8Xw via @LandlordZONE

Right to Rent

In England, as of 1st February 2016 (1st December 2014 in the West Midlands) landlords letting privately rented accommodation must complete a Right To Rent check for all new tenants.

This means checking that a tenant has the right to live in the UK before allowing them to rent a property under the Immigration Act 2014. Any landlord who fails to comply and rents accommodation to someone who isn't in the country lawfully can receive a penalty of up to £3,000 per tenant.

For help and guidance with Right to Rent, please contact us for further details. 

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