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wrong... he doesn't need any rason just a correctly served section 21 which is no blame/reason.darren_clarke wrote: »you need to evict them through the courts, as long as your getting your rent, you have to prove why you want them out, and have good reason, just because you don't want to deal with them is not a good enough reason to kick them out,0 -
barnaby-bear wrote: »wrong... he doesn't need any rason just a correctly served section 21 which is no blame/reason.
Darren has already apologised for his mis-interpretation of this through information he was wrongly given years ago.0 -
Lets hope they get caught and heavily fined.I know several people who are renting out without declaring tax or telling the mortgage company. I know it's not right but they are mates so I'm not going to grass on them. Without a grass, how can the authorities find out? They have been doing it for years.0 -
G_M you said they look for people that own two homes or more, but what if someone rents out the property they own, but they themselves only rent/share/live with family. Will they elude the authorities?0
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That would depend in part on who's paying the Council Tax, for example. Or who's paying the utility bills.0
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All goverment departments now do data matching, to detect fraud, its not a quick process, but we get a long list of people with discrepancies to be "resolved" every six months or so.
elmer x0
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