Problem with rented flat

glasgow_girl_3

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ruggedtoast

I recommend you start again with a new letting agent, but before you do, spend a couple of hours reading up on what you actually need to do to be a landlord.

Renting out your flat is a business, and as you have found, you can't rely on letting agents to know their elbow from any other part of their anatomy.

DRP

ruggedtoast wrote: »

I recommend you start again with a new letting agent, but before you do, spend a couple of hours reading up on what you actually need to do to be a landlord.

Renting out your flat is a business, and as you have found, you can't rely on letting agents to know their elbow from any other part of their anatomy.

^^this

ultimately you are responsible legally - not the agency

ognum

I suggest putting you flat back on the market and selling it at a reasonable price.

Latting accomodation is a buisness, you can use a letting agent but you still have to be aware that you are running a buisness and treat it accordingly. If you claim to be too young to be aware of everything then maybe you are too young to let a flat. Age is not a barrier to gaining knowledge.

I hope you sort it out quickly.

ruggedtoast

Deleted, and the OP gone off in a strop when she wasnt told what she wanted to hear.

Angelicdevil

Was it Anna from that Landlord programme the other day?