improvements by tenants

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improvements by tenants

06-06-2010, 22:23 PM

Hi i am new to this forum but was just wandering if anyone could help me.
My tenants have asked if they can do some improvements to my property. Although these are not necessary (plastic fascias under guttering) and various other things which they are wanting to do. How do i stand regarding this when i come to sell as they have said they will pay for this as they dont actually need replacing. Please can anyone help.
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Reply to New Landlord - Assured Shorthold Tenancy Issue

by B-E-E

I did not know this - thought it was standard to have an agreement in place but thanks for the clarification. Learning new things as I go along. And yes, the tenant was served notice of my name, address and bank details.

@theartfullodger The address in the S3 notice is in England.
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by B-E-E

Hi Everyone

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Reply to Changing AST when tenant moves out

by Eric@

Thanks very much for your advice.
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by cymro123

I would engage the services of someone who knows the law to check what risk you have taken on (e.g. missing paperwork) and advise what exactly you should be doing next
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by Pea1981

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by JK0

Bin full of dog poo - LandlordZONE Forums

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