First post from a soon-to-be first-time landlord. One thing I'm getting conflicting views on is what items to supply for a furnished let. For example, the inventory page on this site at http://www.landlordzone.co.uk/inventories.htm lists various kitchen items: Dinner set, Tea set, Cutlery, Small Medium and Large pans, Frying pan, Baking trays, Casserole dishes, Basic utensils, Hoover/Vacuum cleaner, Kettle, Ironing board, Iron. I showed this list to one of the letting agents I'm thinking of using, and their response was that the tenant would be expected to provide all those items, with the exception of a vacuum cleaner. Any thoughts please?
Items to be supplied for a furnished let
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Reply to Applying to Court for Section 21by jpkeatesI.e. the record proves that it definitely wasn't delivered.
No, the advice given by the other users above is good.
You can't do this online for a section 21 notice....-
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18-08-2022, 16:09 PM -
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by SSD1000Hi All
I have the issue of evicting tenants following unpaid rent and total problems including access to property and with neighbours
A Section 21 (6A) has been issued by recorded delivery. Surprisingly the Tenants did not accept this however i have proof of sending this from...-
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16-08-2022, 09:38 AM -
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by jpkeatesYou can use ground 8 if the tenant owes the value of two months rent when the notice is served and when the court hearing takes place.
You can use 10 and 11 if the grounds are made out, which seems to be the case.
As per ash72, unless the tenant is very specific about what they're...-
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18-08-2022, 16:05 PM -
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by Rubz2009Hi All,
I am looking to soon issue a section 8 notice. I have 2 questions which i would appreciate your advise on.
Question 1: Can i use grounds, 8, 10 and 11?
The tenant is in arrears of £2200 which has been built up for the past 4 years. For eg. They miss a month...-
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18-08-2022, 15:47 PM -
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Reply to Perpetual leakby ash72It's irrelevant on the size of the company, if you have a case, you should legal advise. If others are complaining in the building you could try and form a committee so your case is even stronger.
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by LaurasplogI own a ground floor flat with a lovely tenant in a 1990s leasehold property. The property is day-to-day managed by a local estate agent, and we pay £1200 a year to a very famous national property management company.
We have had significant problems with leaks from the flats above into...-
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18-08-2022, 09:50 AM -
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by ash72You should be assigning any payments to any arrears first, regardless if the payment related to the current month's rent. You should also be sending the T a statement showing the arrears, and how many day's late the payment is, this is useful for to support Ground 11.
Remember grounds...-
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18-08-2022, 15:59 PM -
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Reply to Perpetual leakby jpkeatesIf it's a big company, the threat might move it from priority z to a higher priority.
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Reply to My Depositsby DPT57All the schemes are free for custodial deposits which are the type I use.
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by VictoriaHIs My Deposits the cheapest way to protect a deposit?...
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