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Why inventory reports are your #1 defence in deposit disputes
When it comes to deposit disputes in the private rental sector, one thing matters above all else: evidence. And not just any evidence - time-stamped, detailed, and fair documentation that shows exactly what condition a property was in at the start and end of a tenancy. That’s where inventory reports come into their own. NRLA recognised supplier, Inventory Hive tells us why your inventory report matters so much.
Knowing your legal responsibilities as a landlord: Repairs, maintenance and compliance
One year on: How have Labour changed the lettings market?
State of the PRS update: Focus on energy efficiency
NRLA Connect is coming to a city near you!
Rent pressures ease but market remains fragile, warn landlords
Rent pressures ease but market remains fragile, warn landlords
Renters' Rights warning as court backlogs continue to build
The Big Question – How do you approach tenant referencing?
Forum Spotlight – Can the departing tenant pay for damages or must the cash come out of the deposit?
Accidental landlord? What you need to know!
5 myths about rent guarantors – Busted
Be prepared – your essential guide to getting ready for Renters’ Rights
TV property guru Sarah Beeny joins NRLA conference line-up
Exclusive member discounts from new student lettings partner Hybr
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