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Landlord defaulting

stats_2 · 2007-10-24 13:37:00

Hello, My daughter and her boyfriend are renting a house for which I am a guarantor. Yesterday they received a court order that the house needs to be made vacant by November 7th. They have an ast until 1-4-2008 and have no arrears regarding rent or anything else. They have spoken with the letting agent, and were assured…

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A_Nice_Englishman Posts: 2,301 Forumite

25 October 2007 at 7:01PM

silvercar wrote: »

If there is no response from a mortgager, the lender should (!) make a visit tot hte property to try to speak to the mortgager, at which point they should find a surprised tenant!

They did, I think

stats wrote: »

Thanks for the advice, I will tell them about shelter. The court order is from the solicitor of the claimant. I don't even know whether this is a lender or somebody else who claims money from their landlord. They were not notified earlier, other then about a month ago a guy showed up, asking for the landlord.

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