Street.co.uk simplifies Renters’ Rights compliance with Form 4A automation
Summary
Street.co.uk has added the government’s official Form 4A into its rent review workflow, allowing letting agents to generate, sign and serve rent increase notices within the platform. The update is designed to reduce manual administration and support a more consistent compliance process for periodic tenancy rent increases under the Renters’ Rights Act.
Why it matters
Residential property surveyors involved in lettings, asset management or advisory work should note the procedural change to rent increase notices and the growing use of software to manage compliance. It also signals how legislative change is reshaping standard tenancy administration and record-keeping expectations.
Key points
- Street.co.uk has embedded the official Form 4A into its rent review workflow.
- The form can be generated from existing tenancy data, edited, signed electronically and served from the platform.
- Completed notices are automatically retained against the tenancy record.
- The feature is available at no additional cost to customers.
- The change is intended to help agents comply with Renters’ Rights Act requirements for periodic tenancy rent increases.
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