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1. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsRight to rent checks: a guide to immigration documents for ...

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   Jan 25, 2024 · This document contains a visual guide to the types of immigration documents which can be presented by a tenant and accepted by a landlord or letting agent to satisfy a manual right to rent...

2. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › housing › starting-toInformation landlords ask for when you start renting

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   Check what information you might need to start renting from a private landlord. Check how to prove you have the ‘right to rent’ in the UK.

3. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › media › 65b273815A guide to documents for right to rent checks - GOV.UK

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   This Home Office guide is to help landlords. and tenants understand which documents they need for a right to rent check. landlord is a person or company that owns a home and rents it to someone...

4. www.landlordbuyers.com › blog › postLatest rules on Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO’s)

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   Officially an HMO is a property with three or more tenants: Three tenants live there – and form more than one household. Toilet/bathroom/kitchen facilities are shared by tenants. A ‘large HMO’ is as the one as above, but has at least five tenants live there, forming more than one household.

5. www.rightmove.co.uk › guides › renterPreparing for reference checks | Rightmove Guides

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   Multiple tenants are jointly responsible for properties so in the case of a problem the landlord could look to one or all of the tenants to make payment. The same can apply to guarantors and so you should clarify which specific costs the guarantor may be required to cover.

6. www.alanboswell.com › news › landord-data-protectionA landlord & letting agent’s guide to data protection

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   Jun 11, 2024 · Letting agents and landlords will need to share some of a tenant’s personal information with each other to manage the tenancy efficiently. In these instances, this should be made clear to tenants in the privacy notice. In what scenarios can a landlord give out tenant information?

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   Can a landlord give out a tenant information?

   • Letting agents and landlords will need to share some of a tenant’s personal information with each other to manage the tenancy efficiently. In these instances, this should be made clear to tenants in the privacy notice. In what scenarios can a landlord give out tenant information?

   A landlord & letting agent’s guide to data protection

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   Do landlords need ICO registration?

   • The ICO publishes a list of exemptions from ICO registration. The only one likely to apply to a landlord is when they don’t process personal information without an automated system such as a computer. However, many landlords will keep personal information on computers, phones, or other devices and should therefore register.

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   When should a landlord destroy a tenant's personal information?

   • Destroy data when it’s no longer needed. This might include things like tenant reference results or resolved emails from a tenant. Letting agents and landlords will need to share some of a tenant’s personal information with each other to manage the tenancy efficiently. In these instances, this should be made clear to tenants in the privacy notice.

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   Can a letting agent see tenant referencing information?

   • Another common issue arises when a landlord asks a letting agent to see tenant referencing information. A letting agent can only do this if all parties agree. To solve this problem, make sure this is covered in the privacy notice issued to tenants.

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   Are your landlord & letting agent's data protection obligations a priority?

   • If you are a busy landlord or letting agent, getting to grips with your data protection obligations is likely to be low down on your list of priorities. That said, it’s crucial that you collect, store, and process your tenants’ personal information in compliance with the law. If you don’t, you could end up facing a hefty fine.

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   How long do you need to keep right to rent information?

   • For example, you are required by law to keep Right to Rent information for at least two years. Similarly, you may need to keep tenants’ personal details to manage the tenancy or pass them on to contractors you hire to make repairs at the property. Destroy data when it’s no longer needed.

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8. england.shelter.org.uk › housing_advice › privateHow landlords and agents check tenants - Shelter England

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   This means they will only see information about you that is already publicly available. For example, if you have CCJs, an IVA or bankruptcy. The credit check will not tell landlords if you have missed rent payments in the past but some landlords might check through landlord websites or social media.