Archive
#AskTDS: “Can I make a deduction for my tenant changing the garden?”
Gardening can be a thorny issue when it comes to deposit disputes.
#ExpertView: Rightmove webinar series to help landlords and agents
On 31st May 2018, Michael Morgan, Dispute Resolution Director for TDS (Tenancy Deposit Scheme) will be the expert guest on a webinar with Rightmove.
#AskTDS: “What happens to deposits if I buy/sell a tenanted property?”
This article has been written in response to a landlord’s query: “What happens to deposits if I buy/sell a tenanted property?”
#ExpertView: GDPR - are you ready?
With the GDPR regulations set to take hold in less than two weeks’ time, Richard Jones, policy consultant and company secretary for the Residential Landlords Association (RLA), explains what the changes will mean for the private rented sector (PRS).
#AskTDS: “Do I have to re-register my deposits every year?”
This article has been written in response to a landlord’s query: “Do I have to re-register my deposits every year?”
#ExpertView: TDS Northern Ireland celebrates Five years of Tenancy Deposit Protection
This week on #ExpertView, Eamonn Hunt, operations manager at TDS Northern Ireland, takes us on the journey of the firm from its inception to the market-leader in five years.
#AskTDS: “Can I use my deposit to cover my final month’s rent?”
This article has been written in response to a tenant’s query: “Can I use my deposit to cover my final month’s rent?”
#ExpertView: Making deposit management work for you
This week on #ExpertView, Kelly Wallace - Senior Business Development Executive - talks about how we are making life easier for our customers.
#ExpertView: Renovating Without Permission
This week on #ExpertView, our Director of Dispute Resolution, Michael Morgan, discusses a recent decision by an adjudicator on a case involving a tenant who renovated a property without their landlord’s permission, and sets out the reasoning behind the decision.
#AskTDS: "I live in England and rent a property in Scotland, can I use TDS?"
This article has been written in response to a landlord’s query: “I live in England and rent a property in Scotland, can I use TDS?”