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Are tenants moving less frequently? Read our findings in our latest Private Rented Sector review: spr.ly/6013B6x6aF #PRS #Tenants #PrivateRentedSector #Housing

Renting is changing from 1 May 2026. Read the Government’s Renters’ Rights guidance to familiarise yourselves with the new rules and requirements for tenancies. spr.ly/6017B6v3ix #RentersRights #RentersRightAct

Accurate tenant information is essential for a speedy repayment process. Ask tenants to double-check their details when you first protect a deposit, and again at the end of the tenancy. #TenantTips #DPS

We’re incredibly proud that our support has helped contribute over £1 million to @StMungos, supporting people to recover from homelessness and rebuild their lives.

In our latest Private Rented Sector Review, we asked tenants who moved how much their rent increased in their new property. Read our latest Private Rented Sector Review for insight to find out. spr.ly/6017B6WVNx #PRS #Report #RentersRightAct #Tenants

The Renters’ Rights Act comes into force from 1 May 2026, and with it new rules and requirements for tenancies. Read the Government’s Renters’ Rights guidance so you know what you need to do. spr.ly/6014B6gmxG #RentersRights #RentersRightAct

One of the biggest causes of delay in deposit repayment is missing or incorrect tenant contact information. Make sure to have your tenants double check their details for accuracy. It can save you extra administrative work at the end of the tenancy. #TenantTips #DPS

From the recently passed Renters’ Rights Act to interest rates and affordability, The DPS’ Private Rented Sector Review provides an analysis of market statistics and insight into tenant and landlord views of the rental landscape. Read the full report here. spr.ly/6019B6Xs4N #PRS #Report #RentersRightAct

What are the factors driving some landlords to consider selling their properties? Read our Private Rented Sector Review to find out. spr.ly/6019B6PFlL #PRS #Report #Lanlords

What’s new at The DPS? Read our blog for info on faster turnaround times, website improvements and more. depositprotection.com/news-insights/… #DPS #Communication #DepositProtection

How challenging do tenants find it to secure rental properties? Read our latest Private Rented Sector Review for insight to find out. spr.ly/6010B6HqFa #PRS #Report #RentersRightAct #Tenants

At The DPS, we focus on providing a great customer experience and when our clients speak, we listen. Read about some of our latest updates and improvements. spr.ly/6016hAK9e #DPS #Communication #DepositProtection

What impact are legislation changes having on landlords in the Private Rented Sector? Read our latest review to find out what they had to say. spr.ly/6010hNNhg #PRS #Report #RentersRightAct

The latest Private Rented Sector Review from The DPS portrays a rental market in a period of relative consistency ahead of the implementation of the Renters’ Rights Act. Read the full report for market insights on that and more. spr.ly/6012hqJyj #PRS #Report #RentersRightAct

@jrbando Hi, please send us a direct message, so we can assist you further. Regards Matthew

@The_DPS I made a payment to you by bank transfer which is instant but has not appeared on my account. I phoned and was told it takes 3 to 5 days to clear, which is false. 3 to 5 days to reconcile? I remain extremely concerned.

The Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government is looking for landlords to participate in beta phase testing to help shape the database. If you’re interested, details and registration instructions can be found here. spr.ly/6019hPbfh #PRS #PrivateRentedSector #Landlords #Housing

Hi Julian, We make payment by Bacs as we are not a bank we do not have fast transaction facilities, A Bacs payment normally takes 3 working days to go through, as long as it’s sent before the cut-off time. So if a Bacs payment is sent Friday before the cut-off time, it should arrive by Tuesday the next week. Regards Andy.

@The_DPS Why does it take 3-5 days to "clear" a deposit payment when the bank transfer is instant? Exceedingly concerning.

The Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government is looking for landlords in England to test and evaluate the Private Rented Sector Database. If you’re interested in participating, details on how to sign up are available here. spr.ly/6016h3ZYO #PRS #PrivateRentedSector #Landlords #Housing

Interested in helping shape the forthcoming Private Rented Sector Database? If you’re a landlord in England then the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government wants to hear from you. Learn how to get involved here: spr.ly/6010hywCu #PRS #PrivateRentedSector #Landlords #Housing

@Andlethomes The issues we were experiencing have now been resolved. We are sorry for any inconvenience.

@The_DPS Thank you

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