Renters Rights Act paperwork simplified by PropTech tool
Summary
Street Group has updated its platform to embed the government’s official Form 4A into the rent review workflow, allowing letting agents to generate, sign and serve rent increase notices for periodic tenancies within one system. The change is intended to reduce manual administration and create a clearer audit trail for compliance purposes.
Why it matters
Residential property surveyors involved in lettings, portfolio management or compliance oversight should note the operational impact of the Renters Rights Act paperwork requirements. The integration reflects how statutory notice processes are being built into PropTech systems, which may affect workflow expectations and record-keeping standards.
Key points
- Form 4A is required for rent increase notices on periodic tenancies under the Act.
- Street Group has embedded the form directly into its rent review workflow.
- The update removes the need to download, re-enter and separately serve the notice.
- Completed notices are linked back to the tenancy record to support audit trails.
- The change is aimed at reducing administration and improving consistency.
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