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For letting agents and landlords, property visits are no longer simply about checking that a property is being looked after. Under many landlord licensing schemes, regular inspections and detailed records can form an important part of the licence conditions themselves.
The example licence condition shown above demonstrates just how important this can be. It requires the licence holder to ensure the property is inspected at least every six months, with inspections identifying issues relating to both the management and condition of the property.
Crucially, simply visiting the property isn’t enough.
You Need to Prove the Inspection Took Place
The licence condition also requires records of inspections to be retained for the duration of the licence.
Those records must show important information including:
In this particular example, copies of those records must also be capable of being provided to the council within 28 days of a request.
This highlights an important point for landlords and letting agents:
Carrying out the property visit is only half the job. Having a professional record of that visit can be just as important.
Why Professional Property Inspection Reports Matter
A detailed property inspection report creates a clear record of the property’s condition at a particular point in time.
Rather than relying on handwritten notes, emails or someone’s memory, a professional report can provide photographic and written evidence of areas such as:
· General property condition
· Damp and mould
· Maintenance requirements
· Safety concerns
· Cleanliness and property care
· Photographic evidence
· Issues requiring further action
Regular reports can also create a valuable timeline showing how the condition of a property changes throughout a tenancy.
A Major Opportunity for Letting Agents
Landlord licensing requirements can also present an opportunity for letting agents.
If landlords are required to undertake and document regular inspections, agents can offer professional property visits as an additional managed service.
Rather than landlords having to remember when inspections are due, carry them out themselves and maintain their own records, the agent can manage the process on their behalf.
This can:
Across a large managed portfolio, six-monthly or more frequent property visits can become a significant service.
Report AI Makes Property Visits Faster
The challenge for letting agents is that more property inspections can traditionally mean more administration.
This is where Peach Report AI can make a major difference.
Instead of spending large amounts of time typing inspection reports, property managers can simply take photographs during the visit, with Report AI helping generate professional descriptions and condition notes.
They can also dictate observations while walking around the property, with AI converting their speech into structured report content.
This can reduce reporting time by up to 70%, making it far easier to carry out regular property visits across an entire portfolio.
Better Records Without More Administration
As landlord licensing, the Renters’ Rights Act and wider property standards place greater emphasis on the condition and management of rental properties, good record-keeping is becoming increasingly valuable.
A regular inspection programme supported by detailed digital reports can help landlords and agents demonstrate what was inspected, what was identified and what happened next.
And where a particular landlord licence requires inspections every six months, as in the example above, having an efficient reporting system becomes even more valuable.
Don’t just carry out the property visit — document it properly.
With Peach Inventory Software and Report AI, letting agents can create professional property inspection reports faster, maintain clear records and provide landlords with an increasingly valuable management service.
More inspections. Better records. Less admin.