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Giving Tenant correct notice. What should it be?
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But the point is that OP hasn't made any yet and has come here to ensure that he doesn't, and instead of being informed so he wouldn't, he has been criticised for asking from the start.
GM's post was indeed all that was required.
It's not so much that he was asking, it was his denial of being a landlord and making out like he was a victim that put people's backs up.0 -
It's not so much that he was asking, it was his denial of being a landlord and making out like he was a victim that put people's backs up.
pixie5740....
Im not in denial of being a landlord at all and as for getting everyones backs up well.....
Yet again the big hitters have jumped onto a thread and abused the OP where in fact I had just asked for advice on doing things correctly. Ive never had to give notice before as last time it was done by the letting agent.
Are you a landlord at all?? Do you do everything perfectly if so??0 -
bikingbarney wrote: »Thanks for that, Ive never claimed to be a landlord, just a victim of circumstances.bikingbarney wrote: ».
Im not in denial of being a landlord at all and as for getting everyones backs up well.....
:huh:
In any case, good luck with issuing the Section 21 and getting possession back.0
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