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    How much to charge?

    Having evicted tenants we have spent the last week clearing up the mess left behind.

    We are adding up the costs to bill the guarantor, fine for things we have paid for/services used as will bill invoice cost. However, how much do you charge for your time (we have cleaned it ourselves and will also repair the garden ourselves).
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    Originally posted by bert07 View Post
    Having evicted tenants we have spent the last week clearing up the mess left behind.

    We are adding up the costs to bill the guarantor, fine for things we have paid for/services used as will bill invoice cost. However, how much do you charge for your time (we have cleaned it ourselves and will also repair the garden ourselves).
    Charge the local rates for cleaning and gardening (can be £8-10 per hour in the north of Eng, £15 in London) and for repairs, handyman rate (£15-25 per hour), plus materials. Include the time and diesel spent going to collect materials, within reason.
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