When should agents and landlords send Prescribed Information to tenants?
The Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) was asked if deposit Prescribed Information could be sent earlier or later than 30 days. Here's its response for letting agents and landlords.
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The Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) was asked if deposit Prescribed Information could be sent earlier or later than 30 days. Here's its response for letting agents and landlords.
Sean Hooker, Head of Redress at the Property Redress Scheme, joined Goodlord's Oli Sherlock in this Q&A recording on the topic of the Renters' Reform Bill. Sean shares his expert predictions on what the proposals may look like, when we'll see the White Paper, and when we may see the proposed new legislation come into effect.
Estate and letting agents need to start preparing for the new material information rules. Here's Sean Hooker, Property Redress Scheme, to share some advice on where to start.
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In this Newsagent podcast episode, Sean Hooker, Head of Redress at the Property Redress Scheme shares his expertise on the new material information rules and redress, why they're important - and how agents can prepare for the upcoming changes. Plus, he gives an overview of the results of the Property Redress Scheme's latest annual report, covering what the number of complaints tells us about the industry and more.
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