Official answer
Which property compliance checks should a landlord track?
A landlord should track the duties that apply to the property and tenancy, including gas safety, electrical inspection, EPC and minimum energy standards, smoke and carbon-monoxide alarms, deposit protection and prescribed information. Requirements differ by nation and circumstances, so dates and evidence should be checked against current official guidance.
Guidance checked 10 September 2026. Exact sources are listed below.
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People also ask
Does every rental property need an EPC?
Most properties marketed for rent need a valid EPC, subject to statutory exemptions. Minimum energy-efficiency rules can also restrict letting below the required band unless a valid exemption applies.
How often is a gas safety check required?
Where gas safety duties apply, landlords generally need an annual safety check by a Gas Safe registered engineer and must provide the record as required by law.
Can a checklist confirm legal compliance?
No. A checklist helps organise evidence and deadlines but cannot determine every exemption, tenancy fact or local requirement. Use the linked official guidance and obtain legal advice where needed.
Official sources
Source guidance verified 10 September 2026. Availability and effective dates remain subject to the linked official publication.