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Tenants scarpered
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Get the property sorted and find new tenants.3
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I could post photos of the inside which has a black ceiling but yeah I'll take your advice thank you0
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Did you get the keys back. If so change locks.0
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I'd be counting my lucky stars they'd left and not made you wait 6-12 months to evict while not receiving rent.
Obviously it could be a whole lot better, but I'm trying to be look on the bright side of what you perceive to be a nightmare.
Been watching Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords so maybe I'm thinking you got off lightly!2024 wins: *must start comping again!*5 -
Did you take a deposit when they first signed up for the property?Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.0
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Lucky it was only three months, review the rent and try to find new tenants.1
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I need to know how to find them it's not the money it's the sheer arrogance of what they did I'm a first time landlady and I have to say probably the last this has knocked me sideways 😪0
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If it's not about the money then why do you need to find them?3
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Take lots of dated photos and maybe even a video inventory/condition report on the property.
The tenant still has a tenancy and could move back in !
They could also sue you for breaking into their home !
Have you got evidence that they have moved out or surrendered the property ?0 -
Don't throw good money and time after bad.Sha45 said:I need to know how to find them it's not the money it's the sheer arrogance of what they did I'm a first time landlady and I have to say probably the last this has knocked me sideways 😪
Sell the house, this could happen next time, and the time after. Probably not but the risk is always there.0
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