Residential Letting Questions

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Section 8 court hearing HHSRS assessment by Bach Started by Bach, 12-02-2019, 18:45 PM	18 responses 357 views 0 likes	Last Post by Bach 16-02-2019, 20:55 PM
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Is there any way to get out of a AST? by Mexico14 Started by Mexico14, 13-02-2019, 13:04 PM	6 responses 115 views 0 likes	Last Post by theartfullodger 16-02-2019, 18:13 PM
Notice 21 Served, is it valid from the day it was dated or the day I received by Rocky19 Started by Rocky19, 14-02-2019, 13:52 PM	21 responses 308 views 0 likes	Last Post by KTC 16-02-2019, 17:51 PM
Confirmation of when I can serve section 21 pls HMO in England by scoobydo Started by scoobydo, 16-02-2019, 11:59 AM	1 response 19 views 0 likes	Last Post by jpkeates 16-02-2019, 13:10 PM
Management company for maintenance by 169783 Started by 169783, 15-02-2019, 22:45 PM	6 responses 78 views 0 likes	Last Post by leaseholder64 16-02-2019, 09:58 AM
Form 6A notice to quit by D P Dance Started by D P Dance, 15-01-2019, 17:04 PM	23 responses 342 views 0 likes	Last Post by theartfullodger 16-02-2019, 09:26 AM
Woodlice - cause for concern? by zanorias Started by zanorias, 15-02-2019, 09:23 AM	3 responses 118 views 0 likes	Last Post by zanorias 16-02-2019, 06:00 AM
Advice please. by mayitbe Started by mayitbe, 15-02-2019, 23:06 PM	10 responses 85 views 0 likes	Last Post by mayitbe 15-02-2019, 23:46 PM
Liability for utility bill between tenants by zanorias Started by zanorias, 13-02-2019, 08:01 AM	11 responses 226 views 0 likes	Last Post by buzzard1994 15-02-2019, 23:28 PM

Is this a break clause?

Marsh17

I've recently moved into a flat share, and am having serious doubts!

I'm not sure if I just need to get used to living with other people, or if I need to find somewhere else.

My contract says that it is for 6 months, however there is a clause which states "the lodger must...
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16-02-2019, 21:30 PM
Reply to Is this a break clause?

MdeB

Insufficient information to say; could just be a standard "end the agreement" clause..

Would need to see more of the agreement.

What does it say about how long you can be a lodger and when did you move in?...
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17-02-2019, 22:38 PM
Contractual term in fixed-term and periodic tenancy

Joshuaped

Dear all,

I have just finished a 2 year tenancy (Dec 2016 to Nov 2018).
Specifically, the fixed-term period was the initial three months from Dec 2016 to Feb 2017 (one tenancy agreement for three months). Then, from Feb 2017 onwards, the tenancy changed to a monthly rolling contract,...
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12-02-2019, 22:50 PM
Reply to Contractual term in fixed-term and periodic tenancy

loanarranger

Whilst a one month AST is legal , one item has been overlooked if the actual property is in Mortgage; Lenders require a minimum of 6 months to be put in place and if deemed appropriate allow it to revert to a Periodic agreement, if subsequently a new AST is required by the Landlord then this must be...
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17-02-2019, 22:04 PM
Reply to Contractual term in fixed-term and periodic tenancy

Lawcruncher

Whoever came up with the idea of signing a new agreement every month is either a complete duffer or has spotted something the rest of us have missed.
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17-02-2019, 18:08 PM
Can I ask for a doctors note

michael james

Hello, I am looking for advice regarding a tenant who initially told me in December that he had been in hospital for 2 weeks for an operation on his nose and would not be able to pay his rent until January 2017 saying he will have to stay in hospital longer another 2 weeks at their request and as a...
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18-01-2017, 11:39 AM
Reply to Can I ask for a doctors note

michael james

That you for all your posts. I will contact the police again on 101 and see what they are prepared to do in relation to me changing the locks and also in the event of tenant moving into that room.
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17-02-2019, 18:01 PM
Landlord wants to doing building work

Rddnll

Hi, we’ve rented our current property (3 bedroom house with a garden) for 1 year. We tried to buy a house but the sale fell through so 2 weeks ago signed the renewal for another year. The landlord has also put the rent up by another £20 which is annoying but happy to pay. We rent through an agency...
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16-02-2019, 09:05 AM
Reply to Landlord wants to doing building work

leaseholder64

The police will tell you it is a civil matter.
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17-02-2019, 17:18 PM
Reply to Can I ask for a doctors note

KTC

I did read that. There's no question he would be inside a residential building. You are suggesting that you can separate the building into multiple buildings for the purpose of that section. I don't think one can.
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17-02-2019, 17:18 PM

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