Beyond standard deposit protection, what are the current legal obligations for landlords in England regarding 'Right to Rent' checks, specifically for tenants who are non-UK citizens or have pre-settled status?
Quick Answer
Landlords must conduct 'Right to Rent' checks for all adult tenants in England, including non-UK citizens and those with pre-settled status, to comply with immigration law and prevent significant penalties.
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Understand UK landlords' 'Right to Rent' obligations for all tenants, including those with pre-settled status. Avoid fines by verifying eligibility and proper record-keeping.
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