Unenforceable clauses in Tenancy Agreement

theartfullodger

mchale wrote: »

well if my tenant's wont allow viewings whilst in occupation it means i could have a 1 month void, so therefore to make up lost income I increase my rent, so in long run it doesn't help tenants

Very good... but surely any business knows it incurs expenses: Don't you plan for such things (very unwise if your business plan ignores such eventualities,.)


Expecting someone else to rearrange their lives to increase your profit would seem, to some, perhaps a little selfish & the sort of attitude that gets Landlords a bad name?? I could of course be wrong, and others will have different views...

Cheers!

Artful

mchale

theartfullodger wrote: »

Very good... but surely any business knows it incurs expenses: Don't you plan for such things (very unwise if your business plan ignores such eventualities,.)


Expecting someone else to rearrange their lives to increase your profit would seem, to some, perhaps a little selfish & the sort of attitude that gets Landlords a bad name?? I could of course be wrong, and others will have different views...

Cheers!

Artful

Been a LL for 25yrs, never had a problem with any tenants over viewing, treat people as you would wish to be treated yourself, my friend

RAS

There seems to be a difference between landlords who ask their tenants to faciliate a few viewings, which most find OK and those who think tenants should be repeatedly available at the drop of a hat even when working.

johnbusby

To be honest if the landlord treats me well during the tenancy then I will facilitate him where possible, however I don't see it as my responsibility to protect the landlords revenue!