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Why do I need an inventory / schedule of conditions when I let my property?
A.
It’s important you have an inventory so if there is a dispute over damage at the end of the tenancy, the inventory can be used as evidence of the condition of the property and its contents when your tenant moved in. When raising a dispute with TDS (The Independent Deposit Dispute Panel) they will want to see an inventory or schedule of condition. We can arrange this with minimum fuss.
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