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· Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS)
TDS and RentFig simplify tenancy deposit protection with new API integrationTDS announces an API integration with RentFig, adding RentFig to its technology partner network. Letting agents with a TDS membership can register, manage and track deposits from inside RentFig.
How the TDS integration works →The standard “About RentFig” paragraph. Use it as it stands — it is written to be accurate without needing a fact-check.
RentFig is property management software for UK landlords. It brings tenancies, compliance, rent chasing, tenant referencing, documents and accounting into one place, and puts AI on the parts that waste the most time — reading certificates and receipts, sorting tenant email, and briefing you each morning on what needs attention. Built and run by a working UK HMO landlord, RentFig is sold directly to landlords with published prices and a free plan. RentFig Ltd is registered in England and Wales, company number 17437632.
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Subjects we follow closely enough to comment on, each with the guide we have already published on it. Happy to be quoted, or to point you at a better source.
What AI is actually good for in property management
A landlord's view rather than a vendor's: the useful applications turn out to be dull ones — reading a certificate or receipt and filing it correctly, sorting tenant email by what it needs, summarising a voicemail — while the chatbot bolted onto a help page saves nobody any time. Happy to be quoted sceptically as well as positively.
The Renters' Rights Act 2025
What changed for landlords when Section 21 was abolished, and what Section 8 and Section 13 now have to carry.
HMO and selective licensing
Why the address decides whether a licence is needed, not the property — and the £40,000 penalty for getting it wrong.
Section 24 and landlord tax
How the finance-cost restriction actually lands on a leveraged portfolio.
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax
What MTD ITSA asks of landlords, and the quarterly deadlines it introduces.
The tenant referencing market
Most of the best-known UK referencing brands sell only through letting agents and publish no price — a self-managing landlord often cannot buy them at all.
Deposit protection
The 30-day clock, the prescribed information, and where the three-times-the-deposit penalty comes from.
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