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Belgrave Estates

Landlord compliance

Keep your London lets compliant, with evidence on file

Landlord obligations in England are extensive and change over time, and local licensing schemes vary by borough. Missing a check or a document can affect your ability to regain possession and expose you to penalties. We track the requirements for each let and keep the evidence organised.

  • Safety checks scheduled and tracked
  • Deposit and documents in order
  • Borough licensing checked

How property services are regulated in the UK

Landlord compliance

Get a compliance review

Two quick steps. It takes about a minute.

What do you need?
Timeline
Property type
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A senior adviser will reply personally within one working day.

No obligation. Your details are never sold or shared.

  • Sole-mandate, single-side

    No dual-agency on any transaction. Conflicts disclosed in writing.

  • Discretion by default

    Off-market sourcing, alias representation, NDA-ready.

  • Audit-ready paper trail

    Mandate, briefs, memos and closing dossier — written, signed, archived.

Outcomes

What we track

  • Safety

    Gas, electrical and alarm requirements scheduled with qualified contractors and records kept.

  • Tenancy documents

    Required documents served to tenants at the right time, with proof.

  • Deposits

    Deposit protection and prescribed information handled and recorded.

  • Licensing

    Whether your borough requires a licence for the property, and renewal dates tracked.

Get a compliance review of your London lets

How it works

4 steps, one adviser

  1. 1

    Review

    Current records checked for each property.

  2. 2

    Gap list

    What is missing or due, in writing.

  3. 3

    Put right

    Checks booked and documents prepared.

  4. 4

    Keep current

    Ongoing tracking and reminders as part of management.

Market evidence

The London market, from the registry

£560,000

Median sale price

Aug 2025 to Aug 2026

36,006

Registered sales in 12 months

HM Land Registry Price Paid Data

-3.4%

Median price change

vs the previous 12 months

Registry data for London as a whole. See sold prices by area.

Why Belgrave

How we compare

AspectBelgrave EstatesTypical high-street approach
Who you deal withOne named senior advisor from first call to completionHanded between valuer, negotiator and progression team
Conflicts of interestSingle-side representation; conflicts disclosed in writingOften acts for both sides of the same deal
FeesFee model disclosed in writing before you sign anythingHeadline rate, extras discovered later
DiscretionOff-market and NDA-ready campaigns availablePortal-first by default
Paper trailMandate, briefs and closing dossier written and archivedCalls and emails, little written record

How our fees work

Tenant-find or fully-managed. Fees disclosed in writing at appraisal. Our conduct and fees.

After you enquire

What happens next

  1. 01

    A senior adviser reads it

    Your request goes to a senior adviser on the right desk, not a call centre or an automated sequence.

  2. 02

    A personal reply within one working day

    By phone, WhatsApp or email, whichever you prefer. Tell us a good time and we will keep to it.

  3. 03

    A clear plan, no obligation

    You get our view and the next steps in plain terms. Whether to go ahead is entirely your decision.

FAQ

Landlord compliance: your questions answered

Can’t find what you’re looking for?Talk to our team.

  • What are a London landlord’s main obligations?

    They include safety checks, deposit protection, serving required documents and, in some boroughs, licensing. The rules change, so we keep the list current and recommend legal advice on specific situations.

  • Does Belgrave give legal advice?

    No. We manage compliance tasks and records. For legal questions, such as possession or disputes, we recommend a specialist solicitor.

  • How do I know if my property needs a licence?

    Licensing depends on the borough and property type. We check the local scheme for your property.

  • Can you review properties I manage myself?

    Yes. A compliance review can be a one-off, or ongoing as part of management.

  • What happens if something is missing?

    We list it, explain why it matters and arrange to put it right where we can. Some issues need legal advice, which we will tell you.

  • Is compliance included in full management?

    Tracking compliance is part of full management. The scope and fees are set out in writing at appraisal.

Still deciding? Ask a senior adviser directly.

Ready when you are

Get a compliance review of your London lets

What is in place, what is missing and how to fix it, in writing. No obligation.

  • No obligation, ever
  • A personal reply within one working day
  • One named senior partner throughout

Private and discreet. Your details are never sold, shared or added to a marketing list.