The calendar
Seven dated changes, from the register in December 2026 to the Decent Homes Standard in 2035.
Free briefing for Operations and Property Management Directors
Every let home in England is about to get a public compliance record.
From 15 December 2026, the new landlord register opens region by region. For a 10,000-door portfolio, that's 10,000 records to submit, renew every year and defend in front of five different regulators. This 18-page briefing shows you what's coming, what it costs, and how to be ready before your window opens.
- Every date that matters, from now to 2035
- The register arithmetic for a 10,000-door portfolio
- A 90-day plan you can start this quarter
A briefing built for the boardroom
What's inside
Dates, operating arithmetic and a plan your team can put to work.
The arithmetic
What 10,000 doors means in records, data points, weekly workload and fees.
The evidence test
Why Section 8 claims and deposit disputes are now won or lost on your inspection reports.
The exposure
How agent licensing and the new Ombudsman move risk from the landlord's name to yours.
The plan
A 90-day plan with owners, gates and a 15-question board self-assessment.
A briefing in hard numbers
Three numbers for your next board pack
records to submit and renew every year, each with 13 categories of data
registrations a week if your portfolio sits in London
a year in register fees across a 10,000-door portfolio
Based on a 10,000-door portfolio and the government's published register rules, as at November 2026.
For the people accountable
Written for the people who'll be asked about this first
If you run operations or property management for a letting agency, build-to-rent operator or portfolio landlord with thousands of homes in England, this is for you. When your board, a landlord or a council officer asks whether you're ready, this briefing gives you the answer and the plan.
Before you begin
Questions people ask
Is it really free?
Yes. You enter your name, company and email, and the report opens straight away.
Do I need to share any portfolio data?
No. The briefing is a ready-made report. The Portfolio Readiness Report is optional, and it only uses figures you choose to enter.
How current is it?
Figures are correct as at 3 November 2026. Register details come from draft regulations and government statements, and some may change before launch. We'll update the briefing when they do.
Is this legal advice?
No. It's a practical briefing for operators, with every source listed at the back. Take legal advice on your own position.
Who are Inspect360?
A UK platform built for professionally managed rental portfolios. We bring inspections, compliance, evidence and maintenance into one record per property, alongside the CRM you already run.