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Problem tenants, advice needed
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I kinda hope the tennants know about MSE and are reading this thread with glee!0
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I'm with the OP on this one, despite how much I depise landlords.
OP: serve them notice as soon as you legally can and do everything by the book. And don't give the scumbags a reference. They sound like professional tenants from hell who are living in your property and doing their level best to make life as as difficult for you as possible.
Kick them out as soon as you can and get some decent tenants in AFTER your property has been repaired to the required standards.Everyone is entitled to my opinion!0 -
Oh god, more trollsThis thread has me so pumped, I headbutted my dog and we both screamed.0
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Oh god, more trolls
Anyone who disagrees with your professional tenant viewpoints (i.e. live in someone elses house for free) is a troll? LOL/
Professional tenants are worse than greedy landlords, IMO. What are the chances of the OP's tenants leeching off taxpayers through benefits and now finding a way to barricade themselves into the OP's property to live there for free?
Personally, i'd use other means to kick their backsides into touch if it was my property but I obviously can't suggest or recommend those means.Everyone is entitled to my opinion!0 -
Ah, the voice of reason returns.0
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Anyone who disagrees with your professional tenant viewpoints (i.e. live in someone elses house for free) is a troll? LOL/
Professional tenants are worse than greedy landlords, IMO. What are the chances of the OP's tenants leeching off taxpayers through benefits and now finding a way to barricade themselves into the OP's property to live there for free?
Personally, i'd use other means to kick their backsides into touch if it was my property but I obviously can't suggest or recommend those means.
At what point are they living in the house for free? They have been payign rent since September0 -
Anyone who disagrees with your professional tenant viewpoints (i.e. live in someone elses house for free) is a troll? LOL/
Professional tenants are worse than greedy landlords, IMO. What are the chances of the OP's tenants leeching off taxpayers through benefits and now finding a way to barricade themselves into the OP's property to live there for free?
What a complete load of rubbish. They've been paying their rent !!!!!!.Personally, i'd use other means to kick their backsides into touch if it was my property but I obviously can't suggest or recommend those means.
Ah, the motto of the keyboard warrior. Scary.0 -
if the house is as bad as it has been made out on this thread - why did the tennants move in
the landlord sounds like a nightmare and needs to sort things out quickly but i do wonder what posses the tennancts to move in the house that is in such a bad state of repair
Slimming world start 28/01/2012 starting weight 21st 2.5lb current weight 17st 9-total loss 3st 7.5lb
Slimmer of the month February , March ,April
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I'm with the OP on this one, despite how much I depise landlords.
OP: serve them notice as soon as you legally can and do everything by the book. And don't give the scumbags a reference. They sound like professional tenants from hell who are living in your property and doing their level best to make life as as difficult for you as possible.
Kick them out as soon as you can and get some decent tenants in AFTER your property has been repaired to the required standards.
are you talking about the same tennants? .. or is this just your rant about your ownAnyone who disagrees with your professional tenant viewpoints (i.e. live in someone elses house for free) is a troll? LOL/
Professional tenants are worse than greedy landlords, IMO. What are the chances of the OP's tenants leeching off taxpayers through benefits and now finding a way to barricade themselves into the OP's property to live there for free?
Personally, i'd use other means to kick their backsides into touch if it was my property but I obviously can't suggest or recommend those means.
Slimming world start 28/01/2012 starting weight 21st 2.5lb current weight 17st 9-total loss 3st 7.5lb
Slimmer of the month February , March ,April
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Anyone who disagrees with your professional tenant viewpoints (i.e. live in someone elses house for free) is a troll? LOL/
Professional tenants are worse than greedy landlords, IMO. What are the chances of the OP's tenants leeching off taxpayers through benefits and now finding a way to barricade themselves into the OP's property to live there for free?
Personally, i'd use other means to kick their backsides into touch if it was my property but I obviously can't suggest or recommend those means.
They are not living there for free, they both work, and pay there rent. It is the landlord that has an attitude problem,not the tenants!!!
I think that you need to read the original posting again.0
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