In The Press

AIIC Full Media Coverage 2017/18/19

Press Release: UK’s first deposit scheme that requires reporting welcomed by AIIC

Press Release: Major high street agent using ‘biased’ check out reports to make money, it is claimed

Press Release: Tenant fees ban leads to landlords owing tenants thousands

Press Release: Long delays continuing with tenant deposit return times

Press Release: Tenants warned regarding misuse of inventories

Press Release: AIIC issues warnings as inventory misuse is rising

Press Release: It is good practice to have a well prepared inventory to ensure a risk-free tenancy

Press Release: Is virtual reality the next step for independent inventory reporting?

Press release: Increasing number of safety issues flagged up by inventory clerks

Press release: Importance of Inventory Reporting Stressed by Government and Deposit Scheme

Press release: Mitigating business risk through inventories

Press release: Importance of Inventory Reporting Stressed by Government and Deposit Scheme

Press release: TDS inventory guidance ahead of tenant fee ban introduction

Press release: Inventories are as Important as Deposits, the AIIC Insists

Press release: Will tenants be left more vulnerable after the letting fees ban?

Press release: Calls for inventory clerks to back Fitness For Human Habitation Bill

Press release: Mould: A growing issue for landlords and tenants alike

Press release: What it takes to be an independant inventory clerk

Press release: Why Independent Inventory Clerks will be essential following the lettings fee ban

Press release: Inventory clerks subject to abuse when parties do not agree

Press release: Inventory clerks happy to go the extra mile despite being under pressure

Press release: Lettings sector warned to be cautious of for-profit inventory associations

Press release: New Chair for professional property body as inventory awareness campaign continues

Press release: Ongoing campaign/petition to regulate independent inventories

Press release: Agents and landlords urged to sign mandatory inventories petition

Press release: Student lettings – Independent inventories are crucial, says AIIC

Press release: Deposit cap could lead to more disputes, says industry trade body

Press release: ‘BBC landlord show is an eye-opener for the industry’ – AIIC

Press release: Tenants will leave things behind, so make sure you’re covered

Press release: Trade body calls on government to make independent inventories compulsory

Press release: Lettings industry trade body announces new joint chairs

AIIC PR Articles

Letting Agent Today: Trade body renews call for agents to back demand for mandatory rental inventories

Property Reporter: Could independent inventories save tenants money

Mortgage Introducer: Professional property body hires chair

Letting Agent Today: Groups new chair wants inventories at the heart of professionalised lettings sector

Agent Wow: New chair professional property body inventory awareness campaign continues

The AIIC petition for compulsory independent inventories starts

Dear Members/Friends,

We are really pleased to announce that after much preparation we have now started a petition calling on the Government to discuss enforcing unbiased independent inventory reporting as an essential part of the residential letting process.

Full protection should be offered to all parties within the letting process and independent inventory reporting is the only way to ensure that no bias reports are used. This will also enable the Government’s Tenancy Deposit Scheme to have sufficient impartial evidence to enable them to adequately adjudicate should there be a dispute. We have seen more and more evidence of tenants being made to sign bias reports in return for their keys, mostly unaware that the inventory report is compiled by a landlord, agent or source that is not third party or unbiased.

This must now be stopped.

Please help us by sharing the petition via the below link to as many people as possible.

Please help us to make tenancies safer for all parties:
“Make independent inventory reporting of privately rented properties compulsory”

Click this link to see our petition and start sharing it:

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/203746

Petition: Make independent inventory reporting of privately rented properties compulsory
petition.parliament.uk
Independent inventory reporting of privately rented properties on an AST should be a mandatory requirement. Independent inventories offer protection and help to reduce the number of deposit disputes. Please support this petition and help us make the letting process more transparent for all.
Best Wishes,

Danny Zane & Emma Glencross

AIIC Inventory Insight – January 2017

In this Issue:

Winter Precautions
Data Protections
TDS Foundation Funds Available
AIIC Inventory Clerk of The Year
Training Courses
All in a Day’s Work

AIIC Inventory Insight – January 2017

AIIC Inventory Insight – November 2016

AIIC Inventory Insight – November 2016

 

In This Issue:

Complaints Against Agents Rise

Unwelcome Visitors

Have You Seen a Ghost Tenant

Don’t Get Ripped by Your Contractors

Garden Health & Safety

 

AIIC Inventory Insight – August 2016

In This Issue:

Lettings Regulations – Are You Up to Speed

Tenant Trends

Excellence Through Independence

The AIIC Supports Macmillan

 

AIIC Inventory Insight – June 2016

AIIC Inventory Insight – June 2016

 

In This Issue:

Check Out Problems

New Online Training Courses

AIIC & the Property Redress Scheme

AIIC Inventory Insight – March 2016

AIIC Inventory Insight – March 2016

This issue:

  • Clerk of the Year Winners
  • Spring Inspections
  • Student Lettings
  • TDS Foundation
  • Inventory Clerk Training Course

AIIC Inventory Insight – November 2015

AIIC Inventory Insight – November 2015

  • Inventory Clerk of the Year
  • Check Outs
  • Tenant Swaps

 

AIIC Inventory Insight – September 2015

AIIC Inventory Insight – September 2015

In this Issue:

  • More CO Alarm Regulations
  • New Coins on the Way
  • Wear & Tear Allowance
  • Bungalows in Favour
  • Inventories – the Good, the Bad and the Ugly