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Privite Renting is a joke some times
sweetiepie2121
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Be catious of renting off of private landlords as the few of them dont know what they are doing.
I can telling you this from experience with one.
I quered about the tenancy agrement contact he didnt know much about it.
As he printed it off the internet.
Not much cop.
In the end I didnt except contract.
Still looking lol.
I can telling you this from experience with one.
I quered about the tenancy agrement contact he didnt know much about it.
As he printed it off the internet.
Not much cop.
In the end I didnt except contract.
Still looking lol.
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Over 1000 pound in debt.
To many red letters.
Welfare Rights helped me out.
Now I pay a little amount each month to clear debt.
So much eaiser the pressure has been taken off me. :A :A :A :A :A :A :A
Over 1000 pound in debt.
To many red letters.
Welfare Rights helped me out.
Now I pay a little amount each month to clear debt.
So much eaiser the pressure has been taken off me. :A :A :A :A :A :A :A
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What were your specific problems with the clauses in the tenancy agreement? Or was it just that your landlord didn't understand his responsibilities in it?0
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Landlord didnt know what to say.
When I asked him about the contract.:A :A :A :A :A :A :A
Over 1000 pound in debt.
To many red letters.
Welfare Rights helped me out.
Now I pay a little amount each month to clear debt.
So much eaiser the pressure has been taken off me. :A :A :A :A :A :A :A0 -
If you don't like a given landlord, or indeed the terms in the TA, you just move on...I don't see that as a big deal?0
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What did you query about the contract that he wasn't able to help you with?
No offence, but your posting hasn't given any information at all about what was the issue with the contract, or the landlord or what you felt needed querying
“Don't do it! Stay away from your potential. You'll mess it up, it's potential, leave it. Anyway, it's like your bank balance - you always have a lot less than you think.”
― Dylan Moran0 -
sweetiepie2121 wrote: »Be catious of renting off of private landlords as the few of them dont know what they are doing.
I can telling you this from experience with one.
I quered about the tenancy agrement contact he didnt know much about it.
As he printed it off the internet.
Not much cop.
In the end I didnt except contract.
Still looking lol.sweetiepie2121 wrote: »Landlord didnt know what to say.
When I asked him about the contract.
I have to agree with WW that your posting lacks information (and therefore a point), but it has been written in a very pretty, poetic manner. my old English teacher would have given this a B for effort
when the first cup of coffee tastes like washing up she knows she's losing it0 -
stationaryace wrote: »but it has been written in a very pretty, poetic manner.
Yeah, I had to check the OP to see whether it were a haiku or not
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Innit......stationaryace wrote: »I have to agree with WW that your posting lacks information (and therefore a point), but it has been written in a very pretty, poetic manner. my old English teacher would have given this a B for effort0 -
sweetiepie2121 wrote: »Be catious of renting off of private landlords as the few of them dont know what they are doing.
I can telling you this from experience with one.
I quered about the tenancy agrement contact he didnt know much about it.
As he printed it off the internet.
Not much cop.
In the end I didnt except contract.
Still looking lol.
Well my boyfriend had many problems with an agency he rented from so it's not always the case.
It is your responsibility to understand your contract, if the LL doesn't understand it more fool him/her!!0 -
Our agency is terrible. My landlady is brilliant. Im really pleased I have direct contact with her as the agency are useless & deceitful. Myself & Landlady just text or phone each other if thats any concerns or questions.
The agency even tried to charge her a couple of hundreds of pounds for a service they said that they had provided & didnt. It was a renewal of tenancy which we didnt respond to & went straight into a periodical tenancy (we obviously discussed our intentions direct with LL). Lucky we had direct contact as I put her straight & she didnt pay their fee.0
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