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mcg:Offered the arrears due on Claim form but the management company or solictors now won't accept it without paying a further £750 legal fees!
Pay the arrears anyway you can - you don't have to pay through the sol, and I'm sure you will have the bank account of the management co in one of their arrears letters, so ...
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Firedawg:Housing Benefit won't talk to me as she won't give them permission to talk to me.
When she moved in you should have got her to sign a deed that is irrevocable giving them permission to talk to you. Make sure you do this next time.
Only change your AST from monthly to 4-weekly as a last resort. Doing a s8 for ...
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rentdirectuk.co.uk:I now use a website called rentdirectuk.co.uk. I advertise my property for free http://www.rentdirectuk.co.uk/tenant_register.php
I'm sorry to tell you that your 'street cred' on SP currently stands at ZERO, or very close to it.
It's obvious that you control rentdirectuk, so why use the euphemism 'I now ...
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CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
Although, sadly you have the expense of renovating, at least you aren't going to have to go months with no rent and undoubtedly in the end gaining possession with the property in an even worse state.
I would like to think that this is how the law should work, and it should be available nationwide - a fast, effective ...
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Lisa:More than enough.
At 70 or less check each lenders T&Cs.
Remember though (unless there are compelling reasons otherwise) to look at selling when the term gets to the mid-seventies remaining. Go under 70, and problems start arising which normally means obtaining an extension. This can cost many thousands, and you seldom recoup this ...
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Firstly, you must either protect the deposit or hand it back.Once you have done this you have removed the 'remedy' should a court action ever be contemplated, as you will already have done what the legislation requires.
It is a possibility that a tenant could take you to court, but any half decent lawyer would get the case thrown ...
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My thoughts are that you should be able to claim through the PI insurance - though you might need to do it as a group, or via the directors if it you all have shares in a company.
May I suggest that you post your query in the long leasehold section of Landlordzone. They tend to have a greater concentration of legal experts there. It would be ...
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clottie:I have now put a clause on page one of my AST which the tenant has to specifically sign to say that they allow me to discuss their claim with the council
I do suggest that as well as having this as a clause in your AST, that you also use a separate document.
Speaking to a lawyer, he said that despite what is on the AST, the tenant has ...
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red shoes:Always bear in mind that the councils client is the tenant, as far as they are concerned you are a third party to the agreement. You need to insert a clause which the tenant agrees to waiver their rights under the data protection act (a much misused act imho) and talk to you re any problems.
An even better way is to get the tenant to ...
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For any contract to be valid, there has to have been a benefit to each party:
The tenant pays money in return for a place to live.
If the tenant has paid money but occupation has not taken place, then the tenant has received no benefit and there will be no contract.
However, if you have parted with keys, then you have allowed occupation even if ...
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