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Ended Tenancy Early
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raspberryjam wrote: »He has agreed that he will let this property ASAP so that we're not having to pay our rent and mortgage at the same time (as don't have the money to do this!), however we understand that we have to pay up until the end of the tenancy.
The landlord however is now doing work on the property before he rents it out (apparently a lick of paint and fixing anything that was broken (nothing was broken)). Its now been a month since we vacated and the property is still not on the market.
It often takes time to let a property, it should have been advertised as soon as you left.
The landlord is playing you, but I guess you will have to go with it.0 -
Have you spoken to the landlord recently,
to ask what is happening?I am a LandLord,(under review) so there!:p0
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