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Electric certificate
Dodgysailor
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Dear all I am renting a two bedroom terrace house where I used to live. I have had the same tenant for about 4 years. When we bought the house 12 years ago we got an electric certificate of the house but if I understand correctly this has an expiration date and besides I think I need a landlord electric certificate, is this correct? if so, what is exactly the type of certificate I need?
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EIRC, without which you could be in trouble. Do you have a gas safety certificate? There's a stickie at the top for landlords. Read it.
Which country are you in? Some have compulsory licencing.If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing2 -
Thanks for quick response there is not gas just electrics. I am in Southampton UK0
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Every 5 years you need a new EIRC2
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What training have you done in how to be a landlord, please>
There's more paperwork you really need, not just EICR..
Suggest you check both of these..
https://nearlylegal.co.uk/section-21-flowchart/
https://england.shelter.org.uk/professional_resources/legal/possession_and_eviction/notices_in_possession_proceedings/what_makes_a_section_21_notice_invalid
Artful: Landlord since 2000: Still learning2 -
RAS said:...... There's a stickie at the top for landlords. Read it.
Which country are you in? Some have compulsory licencing.1 -
The EICR will have a date on it when it is next due. It is typically every 5 years, but can be less for older installations. You need to check what's on your copy. If it was 12 years ago, then pretty certain it needs redoing for a rented property. Owner occupiers don't need them although they are worth doing every 5 years.2
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