No Letting Go - Farnborough

05/06/2026

Block-book your July check-outs with me now. Happy to coordinate the dates. , check-out scheduling, re-let marketing, remedial work decisions, the conversation about whether the tenancy is ending at all.

A current property visit inside that window doesn't settle disputes. What it does is make every conversation start from a shared picture instead of two competing memories.
The check-outs that go cleanly almost always had a recent visit on file. The check-outs that turn into disputes almost always didn't.

Block-book your July check-outs with me now. Happy to co-ordinate the dates.

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05/06/2026

No Letting Go's DigiSign service will automate the tenant signature process, saving you time and money!

With our fully electronic check in system there is no need to chase around after tenants signature anymore. Gone are the days of lost productivity

Get in touch to find out more.
Telephone: 01322 555128
Email: [email protected]

05/06/2026

16/05/2026

mydeposits, the TDS, and the DPS all say the same thing in dispute decisions.

An inventory produced by the landlord, without independent verification, carries less weight than one produced by an independent clerk.

Doesn't mean a landlord-produced one is useless. It just means that when you're in a dispute, the adjudicator is going to read your document and the tenant's counter-claim and weight them roughly the same. Which is rarely what landlords expect.

An independent, ARLA Propertymark or AIIC-accredited inventory carries the weight you want it to. That's why they exist.

If you're managing your own lets and producing your own inventories, worth a 10-minute chat about what you'd want a professional one to cover.

16/05/2026

A guide to knowing if what you’re paying for is worth it.

- Are they ARLA Propertymark or AIIC accredited?
- How long after the visit does the report land?
- What does their report look like when something is wrong, not just when everything's fine?
- How are photographs stored, and how are they linked to specific items in the report?
- How does the tenant review and sign the report? Is it a proper, legally recognised sign-off?
- What happens when a tenant disputes something on the report?

Weaker providers tend to fall apart on questions 3, 5, and 6. Worth knowing before a deposit dispute, rather than during one.

Letting agents reviewing their inventory supplier, message us. We'll answer all six honestly.