However, the lifespan in a tenanted property is going to be less.
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What? Tenants are more careless than homeowners? You do surprise me.
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What did he do to his pets?tenant damaged property and pets
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By accepting chavvy tenants?Broken!- mid tenancy-how do I ask for damage?!
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Me today on MSE:
Made myself chuckle by inventing a new meaning for the word 'tenanted' today.Originally posted by jk0
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It wouldn't surprise me if adjudicators did. What a pointless exercise, eh?What if a tenant had broken a glass window? Would you use a betterment deduction on the replacement because a window is likely to be replaced at sometime in the future.
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Now now, we're not talking about repairing the glass for £400.Originally posted by JK0 View PostIt wouldn't surprise me if adjudicators did. What a pointless exercise, eh?Comment
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I do take your point about my repairs being pricey Andy. However, I think it was reasonable for me to have them in preference to having things replaced. (More environmentally friendly also.)Comment
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Crikey. Those European Kings must be lard arses.I put European King size beds (2m, I believe) in the two larger rooms in my HMO.
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Hmm. But the taxpayer should house and look after them both, rather than you?My daughter who is 18 is very decent and respectable and has an 18 month old little girl.Comment
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Well, if the daughter is more than 18 years and three months old, at least the conception might have been legal...When I post, I am expressing an opinion - feel free to disagree, I have been wrong before.
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Jesus wept!Confused now. Snorkerz said notice is invalid you say 28 days is enough?!
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From a thread where a tenant has given valid notice.. but now won't be leaving...The Tenant won't be going back on their word because the property is far to small and the neighbours are homophobic.I am legally unqualified: If you need to rely on advice check it with a suitable authority - eg a solicitor specialising in landlord/tenant law...Comment
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I'd prefer the shower.The shower is, aside from a small basin and the kitchen sink, no way of washing.
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Ironic humour only.If a TDS dispute occurs and we win, the business gets the money back.
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There's a nasty wiff hereabouts....INTENTIONS – invest money so don’t blow off ,I am legally unqualified: If you need to rely on advice check it with a suitable authority - eg a solicitor specialising in landlord/tenant law...Comment
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It seems to me there is a lot of unconscious humour here, the latest one for me is...........
Of course I know what he means but his brain seems to be running faster than his typing
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Reply to Unconscious humour from postersYeah, but you'll be done for murder....
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Reply to Unconscious humour from postersMust be an aggressive neighbourhood....08-04-2021, 11:54 AM
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Reply to Unconscious humour from postersNever heard that term, is it some kind of buzzword?...03-04-2021, 19:39 PM
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Reply to Unconscious humour from postersThis sounds like a very upmarket rental. Imagine having space for a nanny, never mind one dedicated to the time the children are in the kitchen....
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Has anyone else heard about the 'reset' and that we won't be allowed to have money in the bank or multiple properties? It does sound far-fetched but I would have laughed in the face of anyone who said we'd have lockdowns etc, this time last year.22-11-2020, 12:05 PM
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Interesting but they are trying to sell a book! Has Macron got it right? Or Merkel? Of course our response was far from perfect but so was everyone else's and hindsight is 20/20. I am grateful for 2 things a) Corbyn was not PM - imagine him having been in charge...and b) we don't have to pay the bill...03-04-2021, 11:35 AM
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