Property review
We review the address, occupancy and relevant published borough scheme, then record the licensing route that appears to apply.
LANDLORD COMPLIANCE SETUP 2026Your property paperwork.
Your property paperwork.
In order.
Know what you have, what is missing and what needs attention next. A human-reviewed administrative setup for one London rental property.
£149One property · One-off setup
Ask about the £149 setup No payment to enquire. Scope and total price confirmed first.
Target delivery: two working days after payment and receipt of all agreed documents. Your delivery date is confirmed before payment.
One useful pack. Clear next steps.
Safety-document register
An editable record of supplied gas, electrical, EPC and licensing documents, with the dates shown and gaps to follow up with the appropriate specialist.
Tenancy administration
A Renters’ Rights Act administration checklist to organise your tenancy records, information supplied to tenants and items needing specialist review.
Repairs & complaints
A repair-reporting and complaint procedure template, with a log for reports, agreed actions, updates and evidence of completion.
PRS Database readiness
A preparation checklist for your landlord, property and safety records. This helps organise information for the planned database rollout; registration is not included.
Written action plan
Prioritised follow-up, a named owner and a next date for each action. Your pack includes one clarification exchange within seven days of delivery.
The government’s implementation roadmap phases the reforms. PRS Database rollout is planned from late 2026; we check the relevant current guidance when preparing your pack.
IS THIS RIGHT FOR YOU?
A useful reset for busy landlords.
- You have one London rental property.
- Your documents are scattered across emails and folders.
- You want a clear record before arranging the next steps.
If you only need to know whether a property licence appears to be required, start with the £49 Licence Check.
What the setup covers
This is an administrative review of information supplied. It does not certify that a property or its documents comply with the law.
Inspections, technical safety assessments, licence applications, council fees, repairs, legal advice and ongoing reminders are separate. The council makes licensing decisions; qualified specialists undertake regulated work.
Start with the essentials.
- 01
Send your enquiry
Give us the property facts and select Landlord Compliance Setup.
- 02
Confirm the scope
We confirm suitability, documents needed, total price and delivery timing before you pay.
- 03
Receive your pack
Use your document register and action plan to organise follow-up with the right people.
Make the next step clear.
Tell us about one property. We will confirm whether the setup fits.