TDS requiring court order
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You're the superior landlord and agent for the mesne landlord / tenant? Yeah, that's not a disaster waiting to happen.... </sarcasm>
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Where did you get this agreement? Doesn't sound like a typical AST.
Done any training in landlord/tenant law please?
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Originally posted by landlord-man View PostIf they vacated in March, isnt mid October a little late to be asking for help.
I take it you have new tenants now.
YOU made the mistake (which we all do) but you should just accept it, learn from it and move on.
By all means offer them 50% of their deposit but if they arent happy I guess you could refund the full deposit or (just to be awkward) leave it sat with deposit company until tenant gets a court order.
Life's too short. Learn a lesson and be better prepared in future.
I'm asking for help now as in the agreement we both signed it states I can act as an agent for the tenant and let the house or part of the house during the unexpired term to recoup unpaid rent, which I have been doing.
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If they vacated in March, isnt mid October a little late to be asking for help.
I take it you have new tenants now.
YOU made the mistake (which we all do) but you should just accept it, learn from it and move on.
By all means offer them 50% of their deposit but if they arent happy I guess you could refund the full deposit or (just to be awkward) leave it sat with deposit company until tenant gets a court order.
Life's too short. Learn a lesson and be better prepared in future.
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Apologies for possibly adding to pile of **** but most mortgages and landlord insurance policies don't permit this either.
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TDS requiring court order
Hello all,
As an amateur landlord, I have made quite a big mistake.
I’ve let a house to a limited company and used an AST template from the Law Society, not realising that the document is not valid for use with companies.
All was well until March this year when the company decided to stop paying and vacated the property, mid-way through their agreement.
It gets worse, I secured their deposit with TDS Custodial at the start of the tenancy.
TDS are saying I have to agree with the tenant the return of the deposit before they can release it. They will not engage in dispute resolution as AST’s aren’t valid with a Ltd. They have said if we don’t resolve our issues, a court order will be required to release the deposit.
The tenant has requested all the deposit back, which clearly, I won’t agree too.
Any advice on how I can otherwise resolve this mess.
Thanking you all in advance.
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What does your agreement (or terms & conditions sent) with this say about such queries, please? I'd start there first & then probably their complaints process (if they have one)
Is this the lettings agent on the block (of flats) management agent please?
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