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Is your rental property compliant?

Scottish letting rules have changed repeatedly in the last five years, most recently on 6 October 2026. Nine questions, and you’ll see exactly what’s in date, what’s due, and what each rule says, on screen, right now.

Answer nine questions about the property

Dates can be approximate. The point is to see what’s due and when.

Is the property on the landlord register?
Does the property have a gas supply?

Needed every 12 months.

Needed at least every 5 years. Leave blank if none.

Leave blank if the property has no EPC.

Interlinked smoke & heat alarms fitted?
Carbon monoxide detectors where needed?
Tenant's deposit in an approved scheme?
Legionella risk assessment done?

Why we built this

Compliance is the whole job. An agency that can't tell you your EICR renewal date from memory shouldn't be holding your keys. This checker is the standard we hold ourselves to on every managed property.

What it doesn't cover

HMO licensing, short-term let licensing and condition-specific Repairing Standard questions need a conversation, not a form. If any of those apply to you, call us. The advice is free too.

What changed, and what is next

Awaab's Law damp-and-mould deadlines and higher wrongful-termination penalties took effect on 6 October 2026. EPC reform has been put back to 30 April 2028, and pre-reform EPCs stop being valid for new lets on 30 April 2029. The report flags what affects you.

Prefer the reading version? Our landlord compliance checklist walks through every obligation in detail.