Why a Good Check-Out Report Is Critical in Deposit Disputes
At the end of a tenancy, one of the most common points of conflict between landlords and tenants is the deposit. Whether the issue involv...
With the introduction of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, the responsibilities placed on landlords and letting agents across the UK are increasing significantly. Greater scrutiny around property condition, safety standards, damp and mould, and tenant wellbeing means that regular, well-documented property visits are no longer optional they are essential.

While this change presents challenges, it also creates a valuable opportunity for proactive letting agents.
In the UK, letting agents typically charge landlords between £50 and £120 for a property inspection report, depending on complexity and location.
Under new expectations, many properties will now require:
This increase in inspection frequency means agents can both protect landlords from risk and introduce an additional, recurring revenue stream, while strengthening relationships through visible compliance and care.
Conducting more visits doesn’t need to mean more admin.
With Peach’s built-in Report AI, inspections become dramatically faster and easier:
Instead of typing long descriptions back at the office, reports are completed on site.
Peach users can reduce reporting time by up to 70% per inspection — freeing teams to:
In a climate where renewals income is shrinking and compliance demands are rising, efficiency is everything.
The Renters’ Rights Act is pushing the industry toward better transparency, stronger record-keeping, and faster issue identification. Letting agents who embrace technology will be best placed to:
With Report AI, Peach transforms inspections from a burden into a business advantage.