The end of a tenancy is where evidence is tested, relationships are strained and time is short. A structured process protects the landlord, treats the tenant fairly and keeps the agency out of disputes.
Letting Agents
Practical guidance on evidence, deposit disputes and running a tighter tenancy process.
Inventories for HMOs and student lets: room-by-room, communal areas and the changeover problem
Shared houses break the standard inventory model. Multiple tenants, staggered tenancies and communal areas nobody owns need a different approach to evidence.
Inventories for London lettings: mansion blocks, conversions and new-build towers
How London letting agents can tailor inventories to mansion blocks, period conversions and new-build apartments, and keep voids short.
HMOs and shared houses in Oxford: inventories, communal areas and changeovers
How to structure inventories for Oxford shared houses and HMOs, handle room changeovers fairly, and record the safety items that matter.
Preparing a property for check-in: what needs to be done before the clerk arrives
The state of the property on the day of the inventory is the baseline for the whole tenancy. Getting it right beforehand is the cheapest dispute prevention there is.
How to reduce void periods with faster inventories
Where inventory turnaround time actually costs agents money.
