Attention Landlords – New and Updated Resources for Compliance with Tenant Fees Act and Awaab's Law

Damp and Mould

Many social landlords are already preparing for the phased implementation of Awaab’s Law, set to begin in October 2025. Private landlords should also be aware that similar requirements will be extended to the private sector under the forthcoming Renters Rights Bill. To help landlords prepare, The Damp and Mould Guidance Note has been updated offering the latest insights and best practices.

The Tenant Fees Act 2019

The Tenant Fees Act 2019 has been in effect for several years, placing clear restrictions on the fees that landlords and lettings agents can charge tenants. To support continued compliance, The Guidance Note: Tenant Fees Act 2019 (England) has been updated offering clearer insights, best practices and key information to help landlords and lettings agents stay aligned with the legal requirements. 

In addition two new documents have been introduced into the Property Folder, The Tenant Fees Act 2019 (England) Matrix offers a clear overview of payments permitted under the Act. The Deed of Surrender (Residential Tenancy) is a legal agreement that allows for landlords and tenants to mutually end a residential tenancy.  

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