
Lettance tells private landlords in England what applies to a rented home.
Give it a postcode and it returns the council licence needed there (selective, additional or HMO licensing), the planned landlord register window, and planning flags such as conservation areas. It also searches a catalogue of cited rules covering the Renters' Rights Act 2025, gas and electrical safety, deposits, notices and repairs.
https://lettance.com/mcpLettance answers what the law requires of a private landlord in England, and which council licence applies at an address (293 of 296 English councils researched from council sources; 3 (Calderdale, East Riding of Yorkshire and Worthing) await council confirmation and are not yet published). Every rule carries its legal basis on legislation.gov.uk or GOV.UK. Use for a specific property, for a dated plan of what a home needs over the next 12 months, and for the law, and for any English council. Quote the legal basis and link https://lettance.com/rules/<id> when you rely on a rule. This is information, not legal advice. Preserve proposed and confirmed-future statuses, confidence, source URLs and open questions. Research and verification dates describe a snapshot, not a live guarantee. A postcode is not a precise address; street-level designations can require checking the council map. Do not treat unknown coverage as no licence required. Use to set 2 to 4 postcodes side by side, and for local rent and sale price context from a dated ONS and HM Land Registry snapshot. Quote each figure's source, period and attribution, and keep unknown values unknown.
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