Rent reviews

Increase the rent using the right process

Dealtwith checks the dates recorded for the tenancy before helping the landlord prepare Form 4A for review and issue.

01

Check eligibility first

The workflow considers the tenancy start, the last increase and the proposed effective date.

  • Not in the first year
  • Ordinarily no more than once a year
  • At least two months’ notice
02

Prepare, review, then issue

Tenancy data is used to populate the official form, but the landlord must review and approve it before recording delivery.

  • Proposed rent
  • Market evidence
  • Delivery to named tenants
03

Remember the next date

Once a review is recorded, Dealtwith can surface future eligibility rather than leaving it in a diary.

  • Action dashboard
  • Monthly report
  • Complete audit trail

Check the official position

Clear tools, grounded in official guidance.

Housing law depends on the location and facts of the tenancy. Dealtwith’s current legal workflows are designed for England and should be used alongside GOV.UK guidance.

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