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what questions to ask prospective tennant?

tucbiscuit · 2007-11-10 13:55:30

Hi, I advertised a property privately and am showing someone round later today, now what questions should I ask and what do I need to find out? I have a fair few things down already, but am looking for advice. also she is dss thanks

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SquatNow Posts: 2,285 Forumite

13 November 2007 at 2:27AM

I'de have to agree with the poster who said to go and look at where they are now. Prefereably with a few hours notice.

I'm not a fan of landlords, but it sounds like you're offering prime property to sub-prime tenants... they will have to expect a bit of hassle.

What's the address BTW???

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