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Doesn’t change your liability as issue caused by nail in pipe not by type of pipework. From what you say above I would heavily dispute the deductions the landlord seeks. Tell him you have been advised to use the deposit dispute resolution service as the costs he seeks are unreasonable. Let us know...
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by fpyardsI moved out of a flat a few days ago. While I was in the flat there was a leak due to a punctured pipe in a wall cavity that the landlord is claiming a deduction from our deposit for repairing.
The total cost being claimed is £492.50 for the plumber's work and £180 to repair the wall....-
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Reply to Eviction 2022by Londoner21That’s great news to hear, fingers crossed mine will
be 5 weeks too.
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by Londoner21Good morning fellow landlords,
After many months waiting for order of possession my tenants has finally received it. I was hoping they would leave on the date given on the possession however to my disappointment they are still there. I will now be applying for a warrant of possession....-
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Reply to Possession orderby Londoner21Sorry do not know how to delete this post...
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by Londoner21Good morning fellow landlords,
After many months waiting for order of possession my tenants has finally received it. I was hoping they would leave on the date given on the possession however to my disappointment they are still there. I will now be applying for a warrant of possession....-
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by Ted.E.BearSale and rent back agreements are regulated by the FSA. Basically, you can't do it.
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by junglerowerHi, I have exchanged contracts on a house which I will buy with a buy-to-let mortgage.
The current owner has bought a new house of David Wilson's homes and they have taken his old house in exchange, which I now bought via them.
His new house is not yet finished, so he has to move somewhere...-
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by fpyardsDoes that change the liability in any way? The building is modern, probably around 20 years old....
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Reply to Lodger agreementby gnvqsosWhy not put locks on upstairs rooms?And ensure privacy in kitchen by donning a disguise!
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