Compliance & Dilapidation - Vital Inventory Evidence Must Haves

Join us for an essential webinar on Compliance & Dilapidation - Vital Inventory Evidence Must Haves.

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Our panel features David Smith from JMW Solicitors, Sandy Bastin from TDS, and Mitch Handley from Inventory Hive. This webinar will cover critical aspects of compliance and dilapidation, highlighting the key inventory evidence necessary to navigate these areas effectively.

Whether you're a landlord, property manager, or involved in property maintenance, this session will equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to ensure thorough compliance and manage dilapidation disputes.

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Inventory Hive: Property inspection software

Inventory Hive is a cloud-based property reporting and 360° virtual tour software, allowing for market leading paperless management of inventories, check-ins, interim visits, comparative check-outs, custom reports and easy to use virtual tours.

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TDS: Easy tenancy deposit protection

Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) is the only not-for-profit, Government-approved tenancy deposit protection scheme offering both FREE Custodial tenancy deposit protection and Insured tenancy deposit protection.

Speakers

Sandy Bastin
Sandy Bastin

Director of Resolution, TDS

Sandy Bastin is a qualified solicitor with many years’ experience practising and specialising in real estate, Sandy joined TDS in 2008 and is now Director of Resolution. Sandy is responsible for recruiting and training TDS adjudicators, providing continued support and mentoring to include quality assurance activity to ensure the high standards expected from TDS adjudication decisions are met.

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Mitch Handley

Marketing Manager, Inventory Hive

Mitch is the Marketing Manager at Inventory Hive. A cloud-based property inspection reporting platform.

David Smith
David Smith

Head of Dispute Resolution, JMW Solicitors

David specialises in residential property rights and agency and has experience of a wide range of property litigation.

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