Letting agents · 6 guides
Letting agents are jointly responsible for compliance with landlords. These guides cover branch-level audit trails, Redress-ready files, full-management vs let-only, how scale breaks spreadsheets and how agency workspaces keep every property in every branch on track.
Letting Agents6 June 2026
OpenRent, which calls itself the UK’s largest letting platform, is strongest at finding a tenant and sells tenancy services one by one. The 2026 guide to the alternatives: when paying per service is enough, and when self-managing landlords are better served by one platform that runs compliance, rent and tax together.
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Letting Agents31 March 2026
Choosing property compliance software for UK agencies: portfolio dashboards, SMS reminders, vaults, RtR workflows and why Excel breaks at branch scale.
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Letting Agents31 March 2026
Audit-ready compliance files for UK letting agents: Gas Safety and EICR evidence, Redress-ready trails, handovers and central storage vs inbox chaos.
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Letting Agents31 March 2026
Operational compliance split for full-management vs let-only retainers: who books gas and EICR, EPC for marketing, deposits, Right to Rent and written terms.
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Letting Agents31 March 2026
Branch-level checklist for UK letting agents: Gas Safe, EICR, EPC, deposits, Right to Rent, client files and RRA readiness. Split duties with landlords in writing.
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Letting Agents18 July 2026
Agencies pour money into winning new landlords while quietly losing the ones they have: a leaky bucket. The fix is not more leads; it is the defence: tenant referencing and vetting. With referencing fraud rising, it is also what landlords now choose an agent for. The agency growth case for 2026.
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Landlord software for the whole let
Advertise and reference tenants, sign the agreement, collect the rent, log repairs and keep the tax figures ready all year. Certificates, deposits and deadlines are tracked alongside, so nothing expires unnoticed.
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