My|deposits publishes dispute guide

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My|deposits has released a step-by-step checklist for landlords and letting agents to help them in any dispute with their tenant over the return of the deposit.

The checklist is designed to provide guidance to landlords and agents on what to do before, during and at the end of the tenancy to ensure they have the right evidence if a dispute arises.

While formal disputes are rare, they are usually caused by issues such as cleaning charges, unpaid rent and damage to the property or its contents. By following the checklist, landlords will be armed with the best evidence possible if they face a dispute over the deposit return.

Eddie Hooker, chief executive, my|deposits, said: “This checklist covers everything a landlord needs to do

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