Q:Hi guys,
Would appreciate some advice on this please. We have been renting a propety for about a year and a half, and taken very good care of it. The owners wanted to sell the house, so we moved out and purchased a home of our own. Around this time the landlord sold his propety, so everyones happy.
A few weeks later we were shocked to receive a letter with a list of items that the landlord wasn't happy with i.e. sinks and cooker not clean enough, and therefore want
Q:I recieved a letter today from our management company informing us that they do not recognise our Residents' Association, even though I have written to the saying that the landlord recognised us and the her predecessor in her job did aswell. We still have over 60% membership. I have spoken to the Landlord and they have no problem recognising us and they say, it doesn't matter what our management company thinnk, I also can't find anything anywhere that says the management company ha
Q:Hi All,
Sorry, have got myself in a panic. We have been living in our flat for 18 months now and the landlord is sending someone (although he wouldn't say whom or from where) round this morning to measure the place up.
The only reason I can think of for this is to sell the place. Am really worried as we don't really want to move. We have always paid our rent on time and reported any problems. I feel we have been quite good tennants.
If he is going to
Q:Hi
Hoping some of you may be able to help.
I'm a non-resident uk landlord and we are finding it difficult to afford our house. Therefore we are thinking of selling in the new year. So far we have been lucky to have tenentants throughout the letting period. However every month we are getting more and more maintence charges for things going wrong. So each month we are sending more cash back to meet the mortage. We have no savings to fall back on and 2 credit cards, car loan
Q:Hi There
I would be grateful if anybody has any advice regarding retrieving my deposit from my ex-landlord.
When I originally moved into the property, it was all done through the lettings agency, but halfway through the tenancy the landlord took over the handling of things himself.
I moved out a week ago, and was told that after he had done the necessary checks in the property, he would post me a cheque. I waited over the weekend for him to contact me but when
Q:Hi, I havent paid my rent for two months, but my landlord is keeping my deposit which is more than 1 months rent. so in effect he is only owed around ￡400 in the end….do I have rights? Will he take me to court for such a little amount? I am living in this house for another 4 weeks. Basically I want to know what action he will have to take to get his money and how long it would take? Thx.
Q:Hi All,
I'm supposed to be moving into a 2-bedroom house on Saturday with my little girl. I asked the Agent if there would be curtains and if not could they ask the landlord to include them. Apparently he has said there won't be any curtains. I don't see then how a rental of ￡525.00 per month can be justified if practical things like curtains aren't included.
If I were to move somewhere else in 6 months time then that means buying more curtains to fit
Q:hi, we are renting fully furnished, and our fridge blew up on monday, contacted agency who contacted landlord who came straight round (lives 2 doors down) after lots of umming and arring decided it needed replacing (a newspaper shoved underneath one side to keep it level was dated 1998!) it was blowing all the electrics whenever you attempted to turn it on but all he kept saying was "does the light work":idea: Anyways its soon to be friday and no word, no milk no butter, all our froz