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  • Pixie5740
    Pixie5740 Posts: 14,515 Forumite
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    edited 6 June 2022 at 11:48AM
    tea-bag wrote: »
    At huge cost to the landlord.

    Not really as the court costs and the bailiff costs can be recouped from the tenant.

    In Deleted_User case her LL didn't protect her deposit and was incapable of issuing a Section 21 correctly so my sympathy for her LL is non-existent.
  • hickles69
    hickles69 Posts: 970 Forumite
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    tea-bag wrote: »
    If you read her old posts she seems a bit of a nightmare tenant TBF.

    Not sure what you mean. I have always paid my rent, I've never damaged a property. In 15 years all deposits have been returned on leaving.

    My previous landlord of 6 years has provided a lovely refrence for me.

    I have paid the deposit and rent for the tenancy.

    Thank you for your help everyone really grateful.
    SPC#19 - 7-£666.54, 8-£489, 9-£264 10-£376 11- £305.8p 12 £329 13 - £315 14/£214 15 £177 16 £253 SPC 17 £0 of £250

    Swaggers - 2015/£285, 2016/£270, 2017/£460, 2018/£420, 2019 / £183, 2020 / £226, 2021/£135, 2022/£
  • tea-bag
    tea-bag Posts: 548 Forumite
    500 Posts
    edited 6 June 2022 at 11:48AM
    hickles69 wrote: »
    Not sure what you mean. I have always paid my rent, I've never damaged a property. In 15 years all deposits have been returned on leaving.

    My previous landlord of 6 years has provided a lovely refrence for me.

    I have paid the deposit and rent for the tenancy.

    Thank you for your help everyone really grateful.

    I was talking about Deleted_User
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