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I've not bothered after receiving emails from my agents telling me they won't be paying up. Even recently I have been offered rent guarantee insurance that includes cover for Covid. But then they'll point out that another virus has a different name so is not covered!
04-08-2020, 20:37 PM
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I was wondering if insurers will pay out if a tenant stops paying rent and says that.....due to covid I cannot pay rent etc?
My current understanding is that insurers may/will not pay out due to COVID....04-08-2020, 19:26 PM -
Reply to Possession after Tenant gives noticeThis isn't correct, there is no legal difference between "squatter" and "trespasser", they're synonyms. But in order to be declared trespass the person must have entered without permission (didn't happen), or know, or reasonably should have known they are trespassing (you could probably...04-08-2020, 20:29 PM
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Hi all,
I've been doing a lot of research but am unable to find an answer to this question - perhaps there is a landlord on this forum who can point me in the right direction.
One of my joint tenants in a (assured shorthold) periodic tenancy gave notice to quit, which we have...04-08-2020, 10:54 AM -
It may be that your prospective tenant has been forced to move at short notice previously and is looking for some security. If you can reassure them that you are a professional LL, letting for the long term, but that 2 years is a long time and things can change for either party, they may be happy to...04-08-2020, 20:11 PM
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Hi all,
I have a new tenant and he would like a 2 year fixed contract for my property.
I always had a 1 year with a 6 month break clause so unsure on the positives and negatives of the 2 year fixed. Please could you advise?
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Reply to Green Homes Grant confusionSadly this is likely to be true, which will simply mean that tenants will stay in their cold and not very well insulated homes whilst home owners get the grant and improve their comfort and utility bills..... hey ho....04-08-2020, 19:54 PM
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I'm a bit confused about some of the things in the article in LLZ news. Can somebody help me please?
1) "Announced on 9th July by Chancellor Rishi Sunak, the £2 billion scheme will fund up to two-thirds of the cost of home improvements for some 600,000 properties with a cap of £5,000."...04-08-2020, 08:53 AM -
As said the LL and his friends need to move in, by the time the notice period is up he may not have a house to go back too..... and yes call the Police on every occasion.04-08-2020, 19:49 PM
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Hi Everyone,
I'm new to this and want to help a family member who's having trouble with his lodger,
The landlord has had the police called out when the lodger got in the landlords face calling the LL a liar over a phone number or some such and the lodger won't let it go continually...04-08-2020, 11:33 AM