The fines for non-compliance under the Renters' Rights Act aren't a slap on the wrist.

The fines for non-compliance under the Renters' Rights Act aren't a slap on the wrist.

They're designed to hurt — and for good reason.

Here are some of the financial penalties landlords now face:

💸 Civil penalties of up to £7,000 for initial breaches

💸 Up to £40,000 for repeat offences

💸 Rent repayment orders of up to 24 months' rent

💸 Inclusion on the Private Rented Sector Database (a public record)

And that's before you factor in legal costs, reputational damage, and the stress of a tribunal process.

The uncomfortable truth? Most of these penalties result not from deliberate wrongdoing, but from disorganised compliance. Missed deadlines. Unfiled paperwork. Processes that relied on memory rather than systems.

ResolvPoint closes those gaps — automatically.

The platform is designed with constraints that keep you on the right side of the regulations, so the risk of an accidental breach is drastically reduced.

Don't let a missed deadline become a five-figure fine.

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