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Letting a property can be a complicated process but, with over 160 years’ experience, we like to think we’ve gained some key insights along the way. Whether you’re a first-time landlord or a seasoned investor staying up-to-date with the latest legislations, we’ve got you covered.
From inventory checks to council tax, we know there's a lot you need to remember as a landlord. For any pressing questions, take a look through our FAQs to see if we have the resources you need, or you can contact our team directly.
Q. What is an inventory?
A. A tenancy inventory is a document that details the condition of a rented property and any contents, fixtures and decoration within it. It is important to compile an inventory to see if anything within the property has changed at the end of the tenancy. If repairs or replacements need to be made, the landlord will use the tenancy inventory to deduce who is financially responsible for these. If the tenant is responsible, the cost will come out of their deposit, so the document may be needed to settle any disputes that arise between the landlord and tenants.