What East Midlands landlords need ready
The database asks for your details, each property's details, the tenancy and rent, your gas safety, electrical (EICR) and EPC certificates, and any HMO or other licence. In East Midlands, 8 of 35 councils run an additional or selective licensing scheme that is in force or approved, so check your council below before you register.
278,977 homes in the region have a latest EPC lodged as privately rented. Of those with a valid certificate, 128,926 are rated D or lower, which matters for the EPC C target for 2030.
* We found no additional or selective scheme on the council's site as of 28 Sep 2026. Mandatory HMO licensing still applies to properties let to 5 or more people from 2 or more households; confirm with the council. "Rated D–G": share of the latest privately rented EPCs below band C (MHCLG EPC data, our analysis).
Deadlines and penalties
- Register each property by 14 May 2027 and renew every year.
- Not registering can lead to a civil penalty of up to £7,000, or up to £40,000 or prosecution for serious or repeat breaches.
- While you are in breach you cannot get a possession order, except on grounds 7A or 14 (GOV.UK guide).
Full guide: register your rental property. Other duties: Renters' Rights Act checklist.
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Sources
Last checked 28 Sep 2026. Information, not legal advice. Official pages change; follow the source link before you act.