Renters' Rights Act software for landlords
The Renters' Rights Act moves private tenancies in England onto new rules, with duties that start on different dates. Datestone puts the ones that apply to each of your homes on its checklist, dated and sourced.
On each home's list
Duties from the Act, such as the information sheet and the written statement, appear on the homes they apply to, each linked to the official text, beside the certificates and checks the home already has.
Rent increases the new way
Rent changes on periodic tenancies go through a Section 13 notice. The app fills in the form from the tenancy and checks the dates before you serve it.
Rules that change
The official sources behind every rule are read every night. When one changes, the new wording is checked against the official text before your checklist or a reminder changes.
Questions
- Does Datestone replace legal advice?
- No. It is a tool for running your homes. Every rule links its official source, and where we cannot verify something we say so.
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More of what it does
- Repair reporting and maintenance for landlordsTenants report repairs on your own page with no account to make. Each report becomes a numbered job on that home, sent to a contractor by email, with every reply kept on the job.
- Rent tracking for landlordsRecord each tenancy's rent and the day it is due, log payments as they come in, and see what is owed and how late across every home, with a printable record of what each tenant paid.
- Section 13 rent increase notices (Form 4A)Fill in a Section 13 notice (Form 4A) from the tenancy you already have on file. The earliest valid date is worked out for you, CPI is read from the ONS, and the notice is a PDF you can serve by hand, post or email.
- Gas safety, EICR and EPC reminders for landlordsEach home's legal checklist for England: gas safety, electrical (EICR), energy (EPC), licensing and more. Add a certificate's date once and the app works out what is due and emails you before it runs out.