There are over 150 pieces of lettings legislation that a landlord must adhere to, and the laws are constantly changing and growing. Best practice, good guidance and “consultation” is becoming forerunner to new laws and legislation, instruct MRC and be compliant not complacent.
The Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) is a risk-based evaluation tool to help local authorities identify and protect against potential risks and hazards to health and safety from any deficiencies identified in dwellings. It was introduced under the Housing Act 2004 and applies to residential properties in England and Wales.
MRC conduct a full HHSRS report on all new properties, and HHSRS compliance forms the basis of all property inspections ensuring you property remains complaint throughout the tenancy.
The HHSRS is a tool used by local authorities in England and Wales to evaluate potential risks and hazards to health and safety in residential properties. It was introduced under the Housing Act 2004 and applies to all types of residential properties.
Landlords need to adhere to over 150 pieces of lettings legislation, and these laws are constantly changing and growing. It can be challenging to keep up with the latest requirements, which is why working with MRC can help ensure compliance.
MRC conducts a full HHSRS report on all new properties, and compliance with HHSRS forms the basis of all property inspections. This helps to ensure that your property remains compliant throughout the tenancy.
Compliance with HHSRS and other lettings legislation is essential to ensure the safety and well-being of tenants, as well as to protect landlords from legal issues and financial penalties. Working with MRC can help ensure that you are compliant and avoid potential issues.