Resources

Property knowledge, organised

Practical guides, checklists, templates and answers for UK landlords and lettings teams — written for the rules of each UK nation, and easy to search.

Information available through Smart Approve Resources is provided for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not legal, financial, tax, regulatory or professional advice. Users should obtain appropriate professional advice for their individual circumstances.

Built for the rules of each region

London, England, UK
London
England, UK

ASTs, Right to Rent, deposit protection and the Renters (Reform) Act 2026.

Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Glasgow
Scotland, UK

Private Residential Tenancies, First-tier Tribunal notices and separate deposit rules.

Paris, France
Paris
France

Encadrement des Loyers rent caps, DPE energy ratings and the Alur law tenancy framework.

Amsterdam, Netherlands
Amsterdam
Netherlands

Maximum rent points system, temporary tenancy contracts and tenant protection under Dutch rental law.

Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen
Denmark

Mid-century tenancy law, deposit limits and notice periods under the Danish Rent Act.

San Francisco, California, USA
San Francisco
California, USA

Rent Ordinance, just-cause eviction and relocation-payment rules for rent-controlled units.

Beyond, UK · Europe · USA
Beyond
UK · Europe · USA

Jurisdiction-aware rules, tax regimes and compliance across the UK, Europe and the United States.

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Important: Smart Approve and its "Ask Smart Approve" resources provide general information and tools to help you manage property, compliance and finance. They are not legal, tax, accounting or regulated professional advice. For matters requiring professional advice, consult a suitably qualified professional. Property and tenancy law varies by jurisdiction — always check the rules that apply in your area.