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What the evidence actually shows.

Notes on inventories, deposit disputes and scanning, written for the people who have to defend a deduction rather than the people who write the guidance.

A hall laid out with rows of tables and stacking chairs beside full height windows, the kind of building community hall compliance applies to

Facilities ·

The community hall compliance checklist

Nine questions a trustee should be able to answer about their building. Most committees can answer four, and the gap only becomes visible when an insurer asks.

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An empty room with polished oak floorboards and sash windows opening into a dining room, the kind of property a 3D virtual tour is scanned from

3D tours ·

What a 3D virtual tour is actually worth

Sold as a marketing gadget, useful as an operational one. The value is not in the listing, it is in the appointments you never have to attend.

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A clean galley kitchen with white units, wooden worktops and a ceramic hob, the kind of room a check-in report has to record in detail

Inventories ·

What a check-in report must prove

Most reports describe a property. Very few prove anything about it. The difference only shows up months later, in front of an adjudicator who was never there.

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A blue rubber gloved hand wiping a soapy oven surface, the end of tenancy cleaning task that causes the most deposit disputes

Deposits ·

Who pays for end of tenancy cleaning

It is the single most argued line on any deposit deduction, and the one landlords lose most often. Not because the property was clean, but because nobody proved how clean it started.

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