Yes. If a landlord disputes the works requested following a DASH inspection, this should be put in writing to the DASH Principal Manager in the first instance, including reasons as to why the works … more

We are asking all responsible agents to promote DASH Landlord Accreditation to their clients – there are a number of ways you can do this:

o   For existing clients DASH can … more

Agents tell us that landlords who have a basic understanding of their legal requirements make the best clients as they are more open to the agent's suggestions re: on going repairs, appreciate the … more

Yes - DASH Landlord accreditation operate across the East Midlands and therefore if your landlords work in Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire or Northamptonshire then they … more

Yes – it is the landlord themselves who become accredited and not the agent.  However you may wish to let DASH know if a landlord leave yours management.

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If the Local Authority has recently visited a property and found no hazards, in order to avoid duplication DASH may not need to visit the property in order to complete the accreditation process. … more

Tenants first raise their concern with their landlord.  The landlord should remedy any defect.   If a repair is not carried out, tenants can refer their problem to DASH who will help … more