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Hi I am a live in landlord and plan to let my two spare rooms downstairs on a lodger basis both of these rooms have on suite bathrooms
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by Hudson01Does he ever leave his room/the property at all ? I would be looking to change the locks when he is out. He will not be going anywhere by the sounds of what you say, does the property owner know any of what you have described ? If he has to put off the builders there could be considerable costs depending...
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I am a mesne tenant (I have an AST with the property owner) subletting three bedrooms in a large privately rented house. I've lived in the house for a number of years and the rent is considerably cheaper than market. I look after...-
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by ash72Your agreement with the lodger is exactly that, he is a lodger, you have given him notice to vacate, if he doesn't all you do is change the locks and put his belongings outside.
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p.s. do you deal with the landlord direct, or through a lettings agent?...
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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.
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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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Reply to Eviction 2022by Londoner21That’s great news to hear, fingers crossed mine will
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by Londoner21Good morning fellow landlords,
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