Selective Property Licensing
Stay Compliant With Selective Licensing
From identifying selective licensing areas to managing the selective licensing application, we help landlords meet local council requirements and maintain the right property licence.
What Is Selective Licensing
Selective licensing applies to certain privately rented properties within designated areas, where landlords may need a licence to legally let their property. Requirements can vary depending on the selective licensing scheme introduced by the local council.
Our selective property licensing service helps landlords understand whether their property falls within a designated area, what the selective licensing application involves and which requirements need to be met before letting the property.
What Our Selective Licensing Service Includes
Our selective property licensing service helps landlords manage the key requirements involved in obtaining and maintaining a valid licence.
Licensing Area Check
Check whether your property falls within a designated selective licensing area and whether a licence is required.
Application Support
Guidance through the selective licensing application, including the information and documentation required by the relevant council.
Landlord Requirements
Understand your responsibilities as a selective licensing landlord, including the conditions attached to your landlord licence.
Compliance & Penalties
Stay informed about licensing obligations and the potential selective licensing penalty for failing to meet the relevant requirements.
How Selective Licensing Works
A clear process helps landlords understand their licensing obligations and keep their property properly licensed.
Check Your Property
The property is reviewed against the relevant selective licensing areas to establish whether a licence is required.
Complete the Application
The selective licensing application is prepared with the required property and landlord information for submission to the relevant selective licensing council.
Maintain Compliance
Once approved, the landlord licence and its conditions are managed carefully to help avoid a selective licensing penalty and keep the property compliant.
Is your Property Ready for Selective Licensing?
Make sure your property meets the relevant selective licensing requirements with clear guidance on applications, council conditions and ongoing landlord responsibilities.