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Selling Freezer to Landlord
Ksanral
Posts: 5 Forumite
Hi,
I'm about to move from a rented property to another. The one I'm in came with a fridge but no freezer, so I bought my own. The one I'm moving to doesn't have either.
I was wondering if I could ask the landlord if they want to buy my freezer (it's 1 year old) and then I'd buy a fridge freezer for my new home. Is that considered rude?
I'm about to move from a rented property to another. The one I'm in came with a fridge but no freezer, so I bought my own. The one I'm moving to doesn't have either.
I was wondering if I could ask the landlord if they want to buy my freezer (it's 1 year old) and then I'd buy a fridge freezer for my new home. Is that considered rude?
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Nothing wrong with asking.
The worst he can say is nomake the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.1 -
No, that wouldn't be considered rude. But I wouldn't expect them to pay much for it.1
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It's unlikely your landlord will want it as most landlords leave minimum white goods in rental properties. You might get lucky but make sure you have a plan B.
I'm always being offered items by outgoing tenants.....I rarely buy anything offered.1 -
Thank you all. I will give it a try, and if not take it with me0
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But put it in eBay and Facebook marketplace also. You really don't want to have to shift it.0
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Compare it to whats available on Ebay and Facebook Market as above to see whats the best idea for youtheartfullodger said:But put it in eBay and Facebook marketplace also. You really don't want to have to shift it.0
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