Am I allowed to say, phone them up to discuss the situation with them? Our flat is rented through agents who are being worse than useless.
What are the rules for contacting tenants?
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Originally posted by blitzoid View PostAm I allowed to say, phone them up to discuss the situation with them? Our flat is rented through agents who are being worse than useless.Allow tenants to protect their own deposits. I want free money when they do it wrong
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Originally posted by blitzoid View PostAm I allowed to say, phone them up to discuss the situation with them? Our flat is rented through agents who are being worse than useless.
Sack the agent.'Pause you who read this, and think for a moment of the long chain of iron or gold, of thorns or flowers, that would never have bound you, but for the formation fo the first link on one memorable day'. Charles Dickens, Great Expectations
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Reply to Section 13 rent increase noticeby jpkeatesWhat sort of rent level are similar properties being advertised on Right Move etc?
I agree withjpucng62 about his option 1.
If you want to be bullish, offer something like £845 just before rent day and pay it.
Ignore the agent's "advice" about giving notice....-
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28-01-2021, 16:05 PM -
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by effell01Hello,
I need some advice about my situation. I have been issued with a section 13 notice for an increase in rent from £810 to £875 for a 2 bed semi-detached house. This is an increase of almost 8%, is this considered a reasonable increase? We moved to this property in May 2019 so not...-
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27-01-2021, 20:16 PM -
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by NeelixI would send a copy of the agreement to HMRC...
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28-01-2021, 16:04 PM -
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by Maud21This is a bit convoluted but I would really appreciate some guidance. Sorry for the long post.
I moved my family into a property in September. The landlady has 2 properties here. One is empty. The properties belong to her elderly parents and she is managing the houses for them.
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28-01-2021, 07:48 AM -
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by Maud21Heating is oil in my property, ground source heat pump in the adjacent one....
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28-01-2021, 15:56 PM -
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by Maud21The tenancy agreement says cash. We went backwards and forwards over it as I wasn't comfortable with cash. However, I was also desperate to move house so relented in the end.
She's not on benefits. She is minted.
Thanks so much for everyone's replies....-
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28-01-2021, 15:55 PM -
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by Neelix100% agree with that
A phone call to HMRC?...-
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28-01-2021, 15:55 PM -
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by NeelixI do wonder if the DNO or supplier are aware that 2 properties are on the end of their supply cable?
OP - what is the heating in your home?-
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28-01-2021, 15:53 PM -
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by jpucng62Wanting to stay longterm is defiantly a plus
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28-01-2021, 15:53 PM -
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Good afternoon.
Tomorrow morning we are viewing a property which is perfect fo us in everyway.
The estate agents gathers those who are interested and discuss with the landlord over who would be best suited to take the property.
I am tempted to offer an extra £25 per...-
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27-01-2021, 14:25 PM -
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