TDS to host a series of Covid-19 webinars

TDS to host a series of Covid-19 webinars

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Tenancy Deposit Scheme (TDS) has launched a series of Covid-19 webinars to provide answers to tenancy deposit questions during the existing crisis.

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Following on from a successful first webinar event, the not-for-profit tenancy deposit protection scheme has created a series of free follow-up webinars for landlords and letting agents to tackle each of the three stages of a tenancy (pre-tenancy, mid-tenancy and post-tenancy) during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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“The Covid-19 pandemic is affecting us all, and the health and security of our customers is our priority,” said Steve Harriott, CEO of TDS. “Our online resource and subsequent webinars allow us to share best practice and help to provide clarity on government guidance as it changes.”

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For anyone that missed the first webinar, a recording of the session is available on the TDS website, which you can access by clicking here. 

The following TDS webinar will feature questions and answers concerning post-tenancy stages.

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The next live webinar titled: ‘Managing End of Tenancy Deposits During Covid-19’ will be held on Tuesday 19th May at 11am, hosted by Sandy Bastin, TDS head of adjudication Services.

The webinar is free for TDS customers and non-member letting agents and landlords to attend. Places can be booked here.

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