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New blog from DPS director
A new blog has recently been started by Kevin Firth, a director of Computershare, the company behind the Deposit Protection Service. The blog is called The Letting Protection Service Blog. There are only a few entries so far, but one of them has a little video, so it looks as if Kevin will be using videos as well as written posts on the blog.
The Letting Protection Service (which I was not previously aware of) is a separate company (although still part of Computershare) offering various services to landlords, such as inventories, guarantees and tenant referencing.
Kevin says “Over the next few weeks, I’ll be using this blog to offer my own tips and advice”. I wish him all the best for his new blog.
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