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    Can't contact tenant after deposit paid

    I had a tenant pay a holding deposit on a property at beginning of December and hoping to move in mid Jan/beg Feb. I haven't had any paperwork back yet as it seems he is finding it difficult to get hold of his guarantor.
    I have phoned him few times this week and also text.Should I pay a visit to his current house and leave a note?
    How long would you guys leave it before re-advertising?
    Thanks
    Alidee
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    send a letter (I'd do both recorded and ordinary with proof of posting), give a deadline by which you require a response, and readvertise if you don't get a reply.

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      #3
      Hi
      Thanks very much for your quick reply. I have just managed to get hold of the guys partner only to find out they have split up so back to square one

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