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1. www.gov.uk › how-to-rent-a-safe-homeHow to rent a safe home - GOV.UK

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   Dec 10, 2020 · 1. What to do if you are worried about your rented property. Landlords have a legal obligation to keep your home in repair, fit for human habitation and free from serious hazards. Landlords must...

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3. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsGuide for tenants: Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act ...

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   Mar 6, 2019 · Introduction. If you live in a rented house or flat, then this guide will help you understand your rights under the new Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act. This guide is for people who:...

   • If you live in a rented house or flat, then this guide will help you understand your rights under the new Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act....
   • What should my landlord be doing?Your landlord must make sure that your home is ’fit for human habitation’, which means that it’s safe, healthy and...
   • If at any stage during this step-by-step process you find that you cannot use the Homes Act please go to the What should I do now? section.Step 1:...
   • Q. I already have a tenancy agreement with my landlord, which I signed before 20 March 2019. How long will I have to wait before I can use the Home...
   • If you have read the above guide and have found that you’re not able to use the Homes Act, there are still plenty of things that you can do to impr...

4. www.gov.uk › publications › how-to-rent-a-safe-homeHow to rent a safe home - GOV.UK

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   Jun 26, 2018 · This guide is for social and private rented sector tenants and explains the main hazards which may make a property unsafe to live in. It explains tenants’ and landlords’ obligations and how to...

5. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentRenting a safe home - GOV.UK

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   This guide has been produced for tenants to identify hazards or health risks, to work out whether a property is safe and to explain what to do if it’s not. Landlords should provide tenants with a...

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6. www.alphahousingservices.co.uk › wp-content1 HOW TO RENT - Alpha Housing Services Ltd

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   This guide is for current and prospective tenants and supplements the Government’s How to rent guide. It gives a more detailed explanation of the main hazards you can find in a rental property which suggest it may not be safe for you and your household to live in.

7. www.totallandlordinsurance.co.uk › knowledgeIs your property safe? How to rent a safe home - Total ...

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   Apr 3, 2020 · The Government provides a useful reference document for tenants, How to rent a safe home, which gives a detailed explanation of the legal requirements and main hazards that apply to a rental property.

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   Can a landlord make a house safe?

   • Most landlords make sure that the houses and flats they rent out are safe and secure, warm and dry. But some landlords do not, and this means that some tenants live in dangerous or unhealthy conditions.

   Guide for tenants: Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018

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   Is it safe to live in a hazard-free property?

   • Whilst it is not possible to live in a property that is totally free of potential hazards, the risk they may become actual hazards should always be minimised. This guide will help you know what to look out for in the property you are renting to ensure that it is safe to live in, and won’t affect your health or that of your family.

   Renting a safe home - GOV.UK

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   What is the 'how to rent' guide?

   • The Government’s ‘How to Rent’ Guide aims to help tenants and landlords in the private rented sector understand their rights and responsibilities. The majority of landlords provide decent well maintained homes and most tenants are happy with the service they receive from their landlord.

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   Do you have a right to live in a safe and secure home?

   • You have the right to live in a safe and secure home. In almost all tenancies, the landlord is by law required to keep the property in a good state of repair provided the tenant has not caused the damage.

   Renting a safe home - GOV.UK

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   What happens if a rented house is not 'fit for human habitation'?

   • If rented houses and flats are not ‘fit for human habitation’, tenants can take their landlords to court. The court can make the landlord carry out repairs or put right health and safety problems. The court can also make the landlord pay compensation to the tenant. In this guide we refer to the new law as ‘the Homes Act’. 2.

   Guide for tenants: Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act 2018

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   Is it possible to live in a property without a hazard?

   • However, all properties contain things, such as stairs and electrical outlets, which are potentially hazardous. Whilst it is not possible to live in a property that is totally free of potential hazards, the risk they may become actual hazards should always be minimised.

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9. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › housing › starting-toPreparing to rent from a private landlord - Citizens Advice

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   In rare cases you’ll get an ‘assured tenancy’. This advice applies to people starting one of these tenancies. It’s worth checking your tenancy agreement to make sure. If you’re not sure, or you’re going to have a different kind of agreement with a private landlord, check your tenancy type if you rent from a private landlord.