Thirteen free calculators and 37 cost guides for private landlords in England. Certificate prices, the EPC C deadline, every compliance date in one calendar, and what a property really returns after tax. No login, no sales calls.

EICR, gas safety, EPC, legionella and fire risk prices by property and region, with the annual cost of staying compliant and an optional bundle quote.
Costs
Estimate the rating, see the cheapest route to band C, and find where the £10,000 cap and the exemption fall for your property.
Deadline 1 October 2030
Every certificate renewal, legal deadline and government date for a property, with a file for your own calendar.
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Gross and net yield, cash flow before and after tax under Section 24, and the break-even rent.
Money
Fourteen questions on the Act and the safety duties the landlord database will hold. A score, the gaps ranked by penalty, the fix for each.
Compliance
Cover or pay as you go, using the breakdown rate for your boiler's age, the cover level and the excess.
Costs
When quarterly digital reporting starts for you, from your gross rental and self-employment income, with the deadlines and cost.
From April 2026
The 5-week deposit cap, holding deposit and rent-in-advance limits, the 30-day protection deadline and the cost of missing it.
Tenant Fees ActPlus five more: the Section 24 tax calculator, HMO licence fee checker, rent increase calculator, buy-to-let stress test and capital gains tax calculator. See all 13 tools.
| Date | What happens | What it costs if you ignore it |
|---|---|---|
| 1 May 2026 (in force) | Renters' Rights Act tenancy reforms: all fixed terms became periodic, section 21 ended, rent rises once a year by section 13 notice | Civil penalties up to £7,000 for a first breach and up to £40,000 for serious or repeat breaches |
| 15 December 2026 | Private rented sector database opens, region by region, at £65 per property a year, with every let property registered by 14 November 2027 | Marketing without registering is a breach; possession claims need a registration |
| 6 April 2027 | Making Tax Digital for Income Tax reaches landlords with gross property and trading income over £30,000 | Quarterly digital updates from software; late-submission points then penalties |
| 1 October 2030 | Every privately rented home must reach EPC C, with a £10,000 cost cap per property | Spend on measures counts towards the cap now, so early work is not wasted |
Sources: GOV.UK guidance on the Renters' Rights Act, the January 2026 government response on private rented sector energy standards, and HMRC guidance on Making Tax Digital. Rules for England; Wales and Scotland differ.
Certificate and insurance figures come from published price lists and trade quotes across England, updated each quarter. We show ranges, not a single made-up average.
Every deadline links to the regulation or GOV.UK page behind it. When the government changes a date, the calculators change with it.
The quote forms are optional and say exactly who receives your details. Nobody calls you unless you tick the box.