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Getting rid of tenancy
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got done with it!
paid 6.5wk rent -2 wk left in the existing month -left deposit worth 4 wk rent and paid another sum on the top...!! gave up the keys then and there...please comment how did i do?0 -
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will do ...but please based on your experience how does my exit deal sound?...i could have done it better -that's follow..0
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Did the landlord/letting agent even agree to it? In writing? Or did you make a unilateral decision to just leave £x and the keys and hope?0
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no all confirmed in writing -we negotiated first...all is done and dusted..0
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If you have learnt from this, first thing you do, as soon as you are in the door of your new place, is what?
a) Breathe a sigh of relief
b) Make a cup of tea
c) Photograph the electric meter and the gas meter if present
d) Take a selfie
e) All of the above
Guess what, it's c) "No experience is a waste if you learn from it"... But you could have saved yourself a whole load of grief/money/energy (geddit?)/time if you had taken more care.
HTH and good luck.0 -
as to the option c -everything was included within bill! thanks.0
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