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Renting. Went to see 2 houses today. Both disgustingly filthy. Are they all?
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I assumed everyone (LL's) would clean to attract new business.
Unfortunately not! I'ts strange that some LLs will waste their time and fuel attending viewings for a dirty/tatty property losing valuable income, when they could spend a week or so,(like you've done) bringing their property up to a reasonable standard. They're either stupid or lazy.0 -
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Could you not exchange with it being a HA proprty?To repeat what others have said, requires education, to challenge it,requires brains!FEB GC/DIESEL £200/4 WEEKS0
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This is the reason why we have always rented new builds, despite loving period properties. It's the British love of carpeting bathrooms that I just can't get my head around, it's nice to walk on a floor that you know someone hasn't peed on.0
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This is the reason why we have always rented new builds, despite loving period properties. It's the British love of carpeting bathrooms that I just can't get my head around, it's nice to walk on a floor that you know someone hasn't peed on.
Actually I found quite a few new builds have carpets in them. The reason is that it's cheaper to use the same flooring all over the property. (I've even found houses/flats with carpet in the kitchen :eek: )
And the reason some people have carpeted bathroom is that they have no shower and a cold house.
Personally carpet in bathrooms or separate toilets is not to my taste.I'm not cynical I'm realistic
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