Advice please mystery landlorD?!?

NorthernAngel_2

sortofok wrote: »

NorthernAngel wrote: »

Just another thought, you say your landlady has 100+ properties? do you know where they are? do any of your friends/neighbours live in one? could you possibly obtain her number that way?
She cant have just vanished!![/QUOTE]



You're getting into murky waters again my Northern friend

seems so..............are you stalking me? :eek:

sortofok

Stalking you?

Do you say that to everyone that tries to help you?

I

NorthernAngel_2

sortofok wrote: »

Stalking you?

Do you say that to everyone that tries to help you?

I

ermmm no, i was joking for a start with indicating this...and because of the "Murky" comment.

never mind, must be my sense of humour

sortofok

Sorry.

I know.

The stray "I" in my post was also meant to be

I don't know what happened.

property is my specialism, not IT

sultry33

thanks, problem is i dont know anyone else who rents off her.
i know she was spending alot of time in devon as she was interested in converting old barns, but i have no number for her or address ..

she told me before that her husband was an alcoholic so i wonder if she has left him and he is trying get some of her money.

she striked me as sort of LL that leaves you alone and thats the way i like it, im not type tennant who constantly rings up or insists on things, so she may have vanished along time ago.. lat time i saw her was in november:D

teeni

If your landlady has sold the property she will have to have informed you in writing. If this is the new landlord and you do not have his address and details no rent is dur until you do have those details .. at this point the rent will become due to the date the the arrears began to mount.

the landlord who ever they are can not evict you with out a correct notice, a possession order granted by the court and a bailiffs warrant. to do so is illegal.

You can either contact a solicitor you can get help under legal aid if you qualify or contact your local authorities public housing officer who can act for you and prosecute your landlord if any attempt is made to illegally evict you.

I am a Housing Law solicitor and deal with these type of cases on a daily basis.. get legal assistance now. IF the landlord or who ever this guy is tried to evict you without a court order call the police it is a criminal and a civil offence.

Good luck

thesaint

thesaint wrote: »

It's simple. Let him show you proof that he is the landlord, also get him to give you the old landlady's contact details to verify.

This was my advice before, it's my advice now.

roses

Do you know your landlady's name? If yes then you can pay £2 to the land registry website to find out the name of the person that owns the house.

thesaint

I think she knows the name of the person that owns the house.

CB1979_2

check your tenancy agreement, it should be on there your landlady's contact details.