Abide.Rent
Inspections

Book the visit. The tenant is told. Done.

Written notice goes out the moment you book — never under 24 hours.

  • One step from your phone
  • 24 hours built in
  • Notice kept on the tenancy
A long row of Victorian terraced houses
Section 13 notice · 18 Openshaw DriveNorthgate Residential
  1. Landlord approved14 Sep, 16:57
  2. Form 4A signed15 Sep, 09:12
  3. Served by email and first-class post15 Sep, 09:14
  4. Delivered15 Sep, 09:14
  5. Opened by tenant15 Sep, 19:40
  6. Tenant confirmed receipt16 Sep, 08:03
  7. Next review allowed from1 Dec 2027
Service record completeEach party keeps their own copy, even if the agency changes.
Example account. Figures are illustrative.
A normal week, with Abide.Rent

Tuesday. Three mid-term inspections to fit around viewings.

Sarah, property manager at a six-person agency, 180 homes

Today, without it

  • Text the tenant, forget to email
  • Turn up and nobody is in
  • No record of when notice went
  1. Mon 10:00
    You

    Books Wednesday 2pm on the property from your phone.

  2. Mon 10:00
    Abide.Rent

    Sends the tenant written notice at once; under 24 hours is refused.

  3. Mon 10:02
    Tenant

    Sees the visit in their portal and email.

  4. Wed 2:00
    You

    Visits. The notice time is on the tenancy file.

What changes for you

  • Booking and notice in one step
  • 24 hours built in
  • Proof of notice if it is ever questioned
How it works in detail

Inspections are routine work that still goes wrong: the tenant was never told, the email went to an old address, or nobody can show when notice was given.

How it works

  • Choose the date and time of the visit on the property.
  • The tenant gets written notice by email and in their portal at once.
  • Visits less than 24 hours away are refused, so the minimum notice is built in.
  • The visit and the notice time stay on the tenancy timeline.
  • Repeating inspections: set how often, and a task for the property manager appears ahead of each one.
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