Tenant is now letting house get dirty

Smith_007

Oh dear

Yet again the mods have chosen to delete a robust (but very factual and honest) response to the original post.

In removing such robust posts, the original poster is hidden from the (quite rightly) strong and valid views held on this subject.

If the original poster cannot deal with these robust posts, then can I politely suggest they have too strong an emotional attachment to this house, and are not cut out to be an (accidental) landlord. Simply put, the response deleted here is NOTHING compared to the vitriol a tenant can deliver to a landlord who thinks they can have a say in how a tenant conducts their life.

It is truly bizarre how some landlords think they own their tenants.

ognum

Smith_007 wrote: »

Oh dear

Yet again the mods have chosen to delete a robust (but very factual and honest) response to the original post.

In removing such robust posts, the original poster is hidden from the (quite rightly) strong and valid views held on this subject.

If the original poster cannot deal with these robust posts, then can I politely suggest they have too strong an emotional attachment to this house, and are not cut out to be an (accidental) landlord. Simply put, the response deleted here is NOTHING compared to the vitriol a tenant can deliver to a landlord who thinks they can have a say in how a tenant conducts their life.

It is truly bizarre how some landlords think they own their tenants.

I agree that it is a shame when robust posts are deleted, and yes LLs do not own their tenants. BUT my now deceased mother used to say

' it's not what you say it's the way you say it that is the problem'

this holds true here too.

john539

ognum wrote: »

John can I suggest that if you post you actually read the whole thread.

The OP has no mortgage, the house belongs to her deceased daughter.

I would think anyone would understand she has more emotion tied up in this house than most LL. I agree it's a buisness etc but just read the whole thread!

So OP is in even better position, the attitude is even more typical of landlords.

ognum

john539 wrote: »

So OP is in even better position, the attitude is even more typical of landlords.

John, do you have children, how can you say this is better?

OP admits she is overly emotional about the property.

I think that there are a variety of tenants and there are also a variety of LLs, I'm not sure how you feel you know what a typical(your word) LL is!

john539

ognum wrote: »

John, do you have children, how can you say this is better?

OP admits she is overly emotional about the property.

I think that there are a variety of tenants and there are also a variety of LLs, I'm not sure how you feel you know what a typical(your word) LL is!

So has landlord forgotten about the rent that large sum of money that is being paid every month.

Blackpool_Saver

john539 wrote: »

So has landlord forgotten about the rent that large sum of money that is being paid every month.

I had to read that a few times to make sense of it, and while I am on this subject, please look up rent and let in a dictionary

Blackpool_Saver

john539 wrote: »

You have rented the property, your mortgage is being paid, your making money.

Be grateful.

LET (they are not living in it)

john539

Blackpool_Saver wrote: »

I had to read that a few times to make sense of it, and while I am on this subject, please look up rent and let in a dictionary

Blackpool_Saver wrote: »

LET (they are not living in it)

Don't clog up threads with pedantic posts.

Blackpool_Saver

john539 wrote: »

Don't clog up threads with pedantic posts.

Somebody has to keep your sort under control :rotfl: your posts are complete tosh

john539

Blackpool_Saver wrote: »

Somebody has to keep your sort under control :rotfl: your posts are complete tosh

Nope, the fundamentals to OP are correct:

"You have rented the property, you're making money.

Be grateful."