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The Universal Credit Landlord Portal allows social rented sector (SRS) landlords to verify rent, support tenants and manage payments online.
Regulations you need to follow when letting out a self-catering, short-term holiday home in England.
Guidance for landlords on Universal Credit and rented housing
If you’re a private or social sector landlord you can: consider how…
This guidance delivers on the government’s commitment in response to the Coroner’s 'prevention of future deaths' report on the death of 2-year-old Awaab Ishak due to mould in the home.
Social rented sector landlords with Landlord Portal access can use automation, known as 'bots', to confirm their Universal Credit tenants' housing costs.
Guidance on how to resolve landlord queries about Universal Credit. It includes links to online information, and telephone numbers for specialist support.
Information about Universal Credit service charge regulations for social landlords.
Assessment of threats to UK financial sanctions compliance: a report from OFSI to support a risk-based approach to compliance in property and related services.
These Universal Credit newsletters are published quarterly and provide information to social and private landlords about Universal Credit.
Guidance for landlords wishing to rent private residential property in England to long-resident Commonwealth citizens and other long-resident non-EEA nationals.
Posters to support the government’s work to deal with county lines – this is where urban drug dealers expand their activity into small town markets.
A summary of good practices and advice for landlords who have tenants on Universal Credit.
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