Compare your portfolio
Already a member elsewhere? Keep your membership and compare the result.
Bring your portfolio to TLA. See every property checked, every gap found and one plan for what to do next. Then decide.
Free to start · Your current membership is untouched
What you're comparing
The questions worth asking of any landlord membership
Bring your portfolio and see how TLA answers them with your own properties.
- Can I see every property, certificate and date in one place?
- Does it tell me what to do next, in order?
- When a certificate is renewed, does the record update itself?
- Can I prepare the right notice from what's already on file?
- Do I stay in control of every change?
How it works
How the comparison works
Create a free account
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Bring your portfolio
Most landlord software can export a spreadsheet of your properties. Bring that, or your certificates and tenancy agreements, or both.
See it checked
Your properties matched, certificates dated, gaps found, and one action plan. Nothing is added to your records until you confirm it.
Decide
Join for £149 a year to keep your action plan and records up to date.
What comes with you
Bring what you already have
A property spreadsheet from other software
Reads each row into properties, tenancies and certificates, and asks you about anything it can't place.
Certificates (gas, electrical, EPC, licence, insurance)
Files each one on the right property, with its dates, and works out what's due.
Tenancy agreements and deposit certificates
Records the tenancy start, rent and deposit, and the tenants named.
Nothing at all
Start with one property and build from there.
- We won't ask for your login to any other service.
- We won't contact your current association or provider.
- We won't change anything in your records without your confirmation.
Questions
Good to know
Do I have to cancel my current membership?
No. Keep it while you compare.
What happens to my records?
Nothing is added until you confirm it. Your documents are stored securely against the property they belong to.
Does it work outside England?
Rules for England are the most complete. Properties in Wales and Scotland are recognised, with fewer rules and documents so far.

