I am hunk these were probably there when he moved in but I'm pretty sure that they shouldn't be as they add significant weight to the roof and affect the drainage.
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Can you not take the slabs off yourself, then?
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Aye, I've had tenants like that also....Originally posted by Always Problems View PostI 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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Ahh, but they all say that.We're good tenants.
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Ahh, but they all say that.I consider myself a good landlord.
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Only if they are raiding the place.In terms of damage, say for example they breAk down the walls, cut the joists to the first floor , rip sealing down , etc etc, can the police Assist with this...
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Yeah, most certificates are a load of BS.since the new regulations came out in January requiring a BS certificate
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I don't think you can stop neighbour overhearing your conversations.The second is whether the neighbour has a right of eavesdrop
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Whack-a-mole time?Mice bats
Seems a bit severe, most people just use a spring trap or poison.Comment
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But what would be fair wear & tear for a property housing refugees for 5 years?Originally posted by Berlingogirl View Post
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Same as for anyone else I would hope.Originally posted by JK0 View Post
But what would be fair wear & tear for a property housing refugees for 5 years?Comment
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Hmm. Well I can't comment further without being politically incorrect.Originally posted by Berlingogirl View PostComment
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A curse on both their housesit's £16 for RLA members or £24 for non-members. (Other curses are available).Comment
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My typo so - Bu**er, boll*cks, damn and blast, plus other available curses.
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'Good letting agents?'
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If you bank on your desktop PC like me, rather than a smartphone, from September you will have to use a pin sentry gadget for every transaction. This is such a faff! Mine requires my pin to switch it on, then enter the code in the pc to log in. Then if I want to pay a new payee, I have to enter my pin...04-07-2019, 16:56 PM
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Reply to Secure KeyOh, this is interesting. I emailed HSBC about this, and they tell me a larger secure key is available.11-07-2019, 16:29 PM
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Reply to Secure KeyI'd go back to ringing them to make payments, but they treat me like a pensioner who's been scammed.
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Reply to Secure KeyWhen I was working, I had to have a pin code protected phone, so I got used to entering a PIN all the time.
The fingerprint recognition works better than entering digits quickly, but it it's OK, rather than good.10-07-2019, 10:42 AM -
Reply to Secure KeyThe fingerprint recoginition in my phone is not entirely satisfactory, so I do not use it.10-07-2019, 10:24 AM
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Reply to Secure KeyI use the HSBC app on my phone in place of the HSBC supplied "thingy".
It uses the fingerprint recognition for my phone in place of a password, so it's much quicker.10-07-2019, 10:03 AM -
Reply to Secure KeyThe HSBC secure key gives a whole new meaning to the word fiddly.10-07-2019, 09:09 AM
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I'm wondering how many of you voted for brexit and would you change your mind if you had the chance ? . I didn't vote and I still wouldn't be sure if I would choose leave or remain if we had another chance...30-09-2018, 16:17 PM
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Reply to BrexitI'm neither naive, a child or a Londoner - but Corbyn's economic policy might be better for this country than either incompetent lizzard.....10-07-2019, 06:20 AM
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