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Reply to Flat rental bathroom queryUnless it's in A selective licensing area it will be of no interest to the council anyway.27-01-2022, 15:50 PM
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Hello,
A rented flat with a toilet (of course) and basin next to the kitchen, and a bedroom with a quite small en suite - shower/basin/rail for towel ... Is this acceptable in a flat - with no additional separate bathroom?
Flat consists of 1 bedroom en suite, hallway, lounge,...16-01-2022, 20:13 PM -
Reply to Tenant has moved partner in.Don't do it, if you create another tenancy, it will prolong it, if you have (assumed) provided a 12 month AST then Serve notice when it expires.
Arranging the cupboards, should be noted in any inspections and notify they T that they need to return the property back to how it was in the...27-01-2022, 15:49 PM -
My tenant who is 4 months into her tenancy agreement has moved her partner in without permission and Im wondering can use this to issue a new tenancy agreement with his name on it. She isn't the easiest tenant and I would also like to add an agreement break to the new tenancy because of the difficulty...27-01-2022, 15:30 PM
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Reply to Tenant has moved partner in.In reality I don’t think the tenant really needs your permission to mover her other half into the property. You might have something down in the tenancy agreement about who’s to occupy the property but the reality is that you’d need to go to court to enforce any such clause. You can suggest a...27-01-2022, 15:44 PM
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Would recommend to get a lodger rather than a T, if it's your only place to live. It may not bring the income you wanted, but if your renting a place to live in yourself, the difference wouldn't be so great. Also your mortgage/ Insurance etc would need to be notified that it's no longer your primary...27-01-2022, 15:30 PM
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I recently read of these forums that you can get a AST form with a clause that you can evict a tenant if you want your property back because its your only place to live .
What was that clause and how does it work ?
I just have one property and I am considering letting it out to tenants...27-01-2022, 13:34 PM -
Your use of the word 'precarious' leads me to think that any financial shortfall from the rent will be financially harmful to you - and as such this would be too risky.
There are always costs when you are letting a property and you really should have an adequate reserve. The repairs or...27-01-2022, 15:23 PM -
I think I know what the rent money was spent on.
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Just thought I'd inform others of my current situation, back in 2018 I evicted a non-paying Tenant (prior to Covid) I got 2 CCJ's against the person, 1 was from the possession which awarded me the court fees and the a 2nd when I claimed for the rent arrears and damage to the property. I have now instructed...27-01-2022, 11:04 AM