Residential Letting Questions

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Reply to Tenancy issues - No Deposit Scheme, demanding deposit back

by theartfullodger

Was this an old tenancy agreement rather than a current agreement from a reputable source, please?

If so, wonder what else is wrong ...
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29-11-2021, 10:49 AM
Tenancy issues - No Deposit Scheme, demanding deposit back

by llplug

I am a private landlord who has not put tenants deposit into Deposit scheme - I now understand the errors of my ways, put my hand up, my fault, been lax

Tenant has had a number of minor issues (sink drainage, plug not working, bedroom light not working) which I have made an effort to rectify,...
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19-11-2021, 15:49 PM
Reply to Repairs done on the managed property

by jpkeates

If the rent from the agent is being sent outside the UK, there are special tax rules to follow.
If the rent is being paid into a UK bank while you're not living here temporarily, that might still be OK.

The best people to advise on the quality of agents are tenants, so if you know...
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29-11-2021, 10:34 AM
Repairs done on the managed property

by orange_cat

Hi everyone,

A new landlady here, so please excuse newbie (and probably dumb) questions.

Due to pandemic, my family and I temporarily reallocated outside the UK and we want to let our property while we are away.
We have decided to use a letting agency to advertise, find...
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29-11-2021, 08:12 AM
Reply to Tenancy issues - No Deposit Scheme, demanding deposit back

by jpkeates

You can't stop them taking legal action.

But nor can they withhold rent, which I would, politely, point out to them.
Once they owe two month's rent, you can serve notice (under section 8, Housing Act) and they can be evicted.
That notice can be issued regardless of the deposit...
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29-11-2021, 10:29 AM
Reply to Alternative ways to enforce a Peaceable Eviction

by theartfullodger

bob: Thanks for clarification: You do realise, I'm sure, that only your tenant (the landlord of the alleged lodger) can do any eviction in the current circumstances? You have no standing in relationship between your tenant & any other occupants, until & unless your tenancy with your tenant...
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29-11-2021, 10:26 AM
Alternative ways to enforce a Peaceable Eviction

by bob369

Hi,

A Lodger (Excluded Occupier) needs to be excluded as his Notice Period has expired (one calendar month), and he refuses to leave

I understand Police will not get involved to remove him, even though he is tresspassing, understand they view this as Civil not criminal....
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24-11-2021, 23:16 PM
Reply to Alternative ways to enforce a Peaceable Eviction

by Ted.E.Bear

link should have been:-
https://england.shelter.org.uk/profe...ements#title-3...
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29-11-2021, 10:15 AM
Reply to Deposit Query - Sliding Wardrobe Door

by jpkeates

Unfortunately for the landlord, while all of that may be true, his personal preference for a matching set of doors isn't relevant to the claim they can reasonably make.

The loss is associated with the original door, and the company ceasing to make them has no effect on that loss.
...
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29-11-2021, 10:11 AM
Deposit Query - Sliding Wardrobe Door

by stevieneed

Good morning all

My partner and I have just finished our tenancy and the inventory has picked up a small 10-12cm crack within the top panel of glass of a sliding wardrobe door (door similar to this one here Buy Sliding Wardrobe Door W762mm 3 Panel Arctic White | Sliding wardrobe doors |...
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22-11-2021, 09:04 AM

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