Letting

After the 31 May 2026, landlords and tenants can still refer to the Information Sheet to understand how their tenancy has changed due to the Renters’ Rights Act 2025.

Learn what happens at the end of your tenancy, including giving notice, the check-out inspection, returning keys, cleaning the property and getting your tenancy deposit back.

Learn how to report repairs in your rented property, what information to provide, how emergency repairs are handled and what happens after you report a maintenance issue.

Discover what happens after you move into your rented home, from setting up utilities and paying rent to reporting repairs, inspections and enjoying a successful tenancy.

Learn what a guarantor is, when you may need one, who can act as a guarantor and what responsibilities they take on when guaranteeing a tenancy.

Learn how tenancy deposits are calculated in England, the current legal deposit caps, when your deposit must be protected and how it is returned at the end of your tenancy.

Learn what happens during tenant referencing, what checks are carried out, how long the process usually takes and how you can help your application progress smoothly.

Applying to rent a property is usually straightforward, especially if you have your documents ready before you submit your application.

Viewing a property is one of the most exciting stages of finding your next home. It gives you the opportunity to explore the property in person, ask questions and decide whether it is the right fit for your needs.