🏠 Landlords Face £65 Charge for EACH Rental Property

🏠 Landlords Face £65 Charge for EACH Rental Property

Another new cost is coming for landlords in England. πŸ’· From 15 December 2026, the new mandatory Landlord Database will begin its rollout, starting in the West Midlands before moving across the country.

πŸ“… When will Gravesham landlords need to register?

For landlords in Gravesend, Northfleet and the wider South East, registration is currently due to open on 15 March 2027, with a deadline of 14 June 2027.

Once registration opens in your area, landlords will have a three-month window to register. ⚠️

Missing the deadline could result in a fine.


πŸ’· What will it cost?

The registration fee is Β£65 per rental property, per year.

So, for example:
🏠 1 property = Β£65 per year
🏠🏠 5 properties = Β£325 per year
🏠🏠🏠 10 properties = Β£650 per year

The fee will be pro-rated during the rollout, with charges then resetting annually.


πŸ“‹ What will landlords need to provide?

Registration will require a GOV.UK One Login, with landlords expected to provide information including:
  • πŸ’· Rent charged
  • πŸ‘₯ Number of occupants
  • πŸ”₯ Gas safety certificate
  • ⚑ Electrical safety information
  • πŸ“„ Energy Performance Certificate

Letting agents will be able to upload some information on a landlord's behalf.

However, landlords themselves remain responsible for starting and completing the registration process. βš οΈ


πŸ”‘ What does this mean for landlords?

The new database is another important compliance requirement for landlords in England.

If you own rental property in Gravesend, Northfleet, Gravesham or the wider South East, it's worth understanding when registration opens in your area and what you'll need to do.


πŸ‘‰ Want to understand the new register, including the potential fines for failing to comply?

Read our full guide: β€œGravesham Landlords: Miss the New Deadline and You Could Face a Β£7,000 Fine!”

And if you're considering moving to our Fully Managed service before the next wave of Renters' Rights Act changes arrives, our team can help.

πŸ“ž M&M Estate & Letting Agents – 01474 321957


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