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I didn’t even know credit profiles did that! I suppose that’s why they’re “linked” addresses rather than “previous” addresses.
In our view, we can only see this being a benefit because credit is only affected where both name and address match. If a tenant had a bad history at the property, it wouldn’t affect you because the names wouldn’t match. Therefore as long as your payments are made in relation to the property it should reflect positively on your overall report. The report stays with the person, not the address.