Tenant will not pay deposit

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i have no quota or target for posts but shall heed your advice and scan your contributions.Are you a landlord by any chance?...

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Terms like tally is breathtaking" and lack your experience" are praising not criticising,when set aside the negative comments I received-or must I defer to seniority.I do not value postings by quantity and a target of 100 suits my aspirations....

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There is no inventory,as the kitchen and bathroom fittings are brand new,and tenant supplied own furniture.I am at variance with your judgement but lack your experience judging by the frequency with which you contribute.A tally of 21951 is breathtaking,and must be a full-time occupation- enough for...

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The tenant has now paid deposit,so no burden imposed but a promise fulfilled.Do you have evidence that many landlords do not require deposits-most adverts refer to deposits.Similarly I question your assertion about the vast majority being returned in full-do you have the data?

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Why is there no point?...

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Beswick,

You will pleased to know that tenant has now paid deposit

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The same motives as when accepted contempraneously-key point is having deposit when they depart....

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When my tenant moved in I agreed that they could pay deposit belatedly as there were a few snagging jobs to attend to,now dealt with.Her partner has lost job apparently and finding it hard to pay rent let alone a deposit too.I have considered several options.I should add she always pay rent and has...

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I plan to gift a property to one or all three sons to reduce any future IHT liability.I appreciate I can no longer benefit from the income generated.Is the income paid into a trust and is this taxable,and if so at what rate?

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Would it be acceptable to use the recent sale of an identical house innthe same road,rather than employ a surveyor,at some expense....

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I think you can reduce liability for CGT by deducting the costs of renovations,and costs associated with purchase eg survey fees,conveyancing fees etc.It may be possible to deduct legal fees resulting from the gift made

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i bought several electric heaters to serve in emergencies at a cost of £100 and instal electric showers,at cost of £300 a property.