Updated for Renters’ Rights Act 2025 — No Section 21
Let’s create your Assured Periodic Tenancy agreement.
Five sections. About 8 minutes. A complete, compliant tenancy agreement tailored to your property.
What you’ll receive
An Assured Periodic Tenancy agreement — post-RRA compliant, no Section 21, correct clause 8.2 wording
The correct variant for your situation — joint, room-only, student, or bills-included automatically applied
A tenant privacy notice (UK GDPR) — you are a data controller; this is legally required
MHCLG information sheet covering letter — required under the Renters’ Rights Act
A Right to Rent compliance record — documents you checked before the tenancy started
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Important: This wizard generates a tenancy agreement and accompanying documents. It is not legal advice. You are responsible for checking that any agreement is suitable for your circumstances. If you are uncertain, consult a qualified solicitor before use.
Section 1 of 5 — About you
What is your full legal name?
Enter your name exactly as it should appear on the tenancy agreement.
Please enter your full legal name.
Please enter a valid email address.
Section 1 of 5 — About you
Are any of the following true?
Select all that apply. Each flag generates additional documents tailored to your situation.
Section 2 of 5 — The property
What is the rental property address?
Section 2 of 5 — The property
What type of letting is this?
This determines which tenancy agreement variant is generated.
Section 2 of 5 — The property
Compliance certificates
Enter the dates of your compliance certificates. These are recorded in the tenancy agreement and your Right to Rent record.
You must have valid certificates before the tenancy starts. A gas safety certificate is required annually. An EICR every 5 years. The EPC must be at least an E rating.
Required
Required
An EPC rating of F or G means you cannot legally let this property without an exemption. You must improve the rating to at least E before starting or renewing a tenancy.
Section 3 of 5 — The tenant(s)
Who is the tenant?
Enter all names exactly as they appear on the tenant’s ID. All named tenants are jointly and severally liable for the rent and any damage.
Please enter the tenant’s name.
Section 3 of 5 — The tenant(s)
Are the tenants students?
A student tenancy enables Ground 4A for possession — allowing you to recover the property at the end of the academic year. Only use this variant if all named tenants are full-time students.
Section 3 of 5 — The tenant(s)
Right to Rent check
You must check that every adult tenant has the right to rent in England before the tenancy starts. Failure to do so can result in a civil penalty of up to £20,000 per tenant.
You must check original documents in person (or via an online Right to Rent check for British and Irish passport holders). Keep copies with your tenancy file.
Section 4 of 5 — Money
What is the rent?
Please enter the monthly rent.
Section 4 of 5 — Money
Deposit details
The deposit must not exceed 5 weeks’ rent and must be protected in a government-approved scheme within 30 days of receipt.
Please enter the deposit amount.
5-week cap check
Has the deposit already been protected?
Section 5 of 5 — Special terms
Pets, bills, and dates
These flags adjust your tenancy agreement and determine which clauses are included.
Section 5 of 5 — Special terms
When does the tenancy start?
This is the date the tenant takes possession of the property. All Assured Periodic Tenancies under the Renters’ Rights Act run continuously from this date — there is no fixed term end date.
Please enter the tenancy start date.
Converting an existing tenancy: you should issue the new APT agreement, serve the MHCLG information sheet, and record the conversion date. Your pack includes a conversion covering letter explaining the change to your tenant in plain English.
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Assured Periodic Tenancy
Standard variant
Parties
Landlord—
Landlord address—
Tenant(s)—
Property
Property address—
Tenancy typeAssured Periodic Tenancy — no fixed term end date
Start date—
Financial terms
Monthly rent—
Rent due—
Deposit—
Scheme—
Clause 3.1 — RentThe tenant agrees to pay the rent on or before the due date each month by bank transfer to the landlord’s nominated account.
Clause 8.2 — Tenant notice to quitThe tenant may end this tenancy by giving the landlord not less than one month’s written notice, expiring on a day when the rent is due or the day before the rent is due.
Clause 11 — PetsThe tenant may keep a pet at the property subject to written consent. The landlord will respond to any written request within 28 days. Consent will not be unreasonably withheld.
This agreement is an Assured Periodic Tenancy under the Housing Act 1988 (as amended by the Renters’ Rights Act 2025). Section 21 no-fault eviction is not available. The landlord may seek possession only on the grounds set out in Schedule 2 of the Act. Generated by Landlord Toolbox — not legal advice.
Full pack includes
Assured Periodic Tenancy agreement (your variant)
Tenant privacy notice (UK GDPR)
MHCLG information sheet covering letter
Right to Rent compliance record
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Both you and your tenant(s) should sign the agreement before the tenancy starts. Serve the MHCLG information sheet and privacy notice at the same time. Keep copies of everything.
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