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Tenancies in Eng/Wales: Guides for landlords and tenants
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Claimed on flood damage to house as landlord now unable to get a policy with flood damage cover has anyone been in this position if so any advice or names of any likely insurers. Cheers0
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Landlady asking me to cover rent for two rooms - a little worried about it
Hi All, I hope I'm using this forum correctly. I've been renting a room in a two bedroom flat, in London, since March, last year. I moved in after finding the property on Spare Room and joined another tenant, who had been living here for three years. We both signed a new Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement 'for the duration of 6 months (but continuing by virtue of statute until notice is given)'.
Sadly, my flatmate moved out, last November, after giving her one month's notice period, in October. I advertised the room, and found some interest but not very much at all. After continuing to advertise, since then, the room is still vacant and, as you can imagine, I'm worried, as I've advertised the property everywhere but with no luck. Until now, the landlady hasn't been involved in advertising the place and she has not been charging me for the extra room, either.
Last Thursday (04.02.21), however, the landlady told me that I will have until 25th February to find a new flatmate or I will be responsible for paying the entire £1500 rent for the property. She did not express that she would help to find said flatmate, until I quickly emailed back to ask for some additional help. Another worry (and slight confusion) is whether my previous flatmate and I have rented the whole house, together, or if we have rented separate rooms; I can't quite pinpoint where that information is in my tenancy agreement! I am not using the other 'spare' room and cannot afford to pay for the entire flat. Do you know if I have any options other than to give my notice and move out (which I really don't want to do)?
Thanks for your help,
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james_hadley said:Hi All, I hope I'm using this forum correctly.
No, you're not. As mentioned in most of the above posts please do not add questions to this topic, as it is for information only. You need to start your own thread.2 -
Slithery said:james_hadley said:Hi All, I hope I'm using this forum correctly.
No, you're not. As mentioned in most of the above posts please do not add questions to this topic, as it is for information only. You need to start your own thread.0 -
Go back to the 'House Buying, Renting & Selling' page and click on the red 'New Thread' button in the top-left.1
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Slithery said:Go back to the 'House Buying, Renting & Selling' page and click on the red 'New Thread' button in the top-left.0
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james_hadley said:Slithery said:Go back to the 'House Buying, Renting & Selling' page and click on the red 'New Thread' button in the top-left.and then come back to each of your posts here. Click 'delete' at the top right of each post to delete them.This thread is getting ridiculously long with queries - Only the first two pages of information are relevant.MESSAGE TO THE NEXT VISITOR:PLEASE DO NOT POST HERE. READ THE FIRST TWO PAGES IF YOU NEED INFORMATION.IF YOU HAVE A SPECIFIC QUESTION, START YOUR OWN THREAD.
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Please help.council put fence up in wrong place I've spent over a grand on sleepers paving grass.now neighbors want 1 and a half meters back do council need to compensate me0
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Patty_hammy_ham said:Please help.council put fence up in wrong place I've spent over a grand on sleepers paving grass.now neighbors want 1 and a half meters back do council need to compensate meMortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.2
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