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Sons student rental - disaster pending
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Just spotted this thread which is now a little long in the tooth, but still ongoing I believe.Just throwing this into the melting pot - https://www.guarantorinsure.co.uk/I'm not recommending this company by any means, but I did enter into such an insurance contract when I was in a similar position with my youngest son, and didn't fancy picking up the bill for someone else's kids.Just a thought.
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inspectorperez said:Just spotted this thread which is now a little long in the tooth, but still ongoing I believe.Just throwing this into the melting pot - https://www.guarantorinsure.co.uk/I'm not recommending this company by any means, but I did enter into such an insurance contract when I was in a similar position with my youngest son, and didn't fancy picking up the bill for someone else's kids.Just a thought.
Yes I was going to do this if I got forced down the guarantor route - no brainer.0 -
If this is still ongoing you really want to check out the paperwork!
Tenancy agreement, EPC ? EICR? GSC? How to rent leaflet? Deposit info, PAT testing
Did you receive a copy of the tenancy contract?0 -
I've got a copy of the contract yes. None of the other stuff....0
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Could you possibly challenge the validity of the Contract based on your Son's capacity to enter a Contract based on his Aspergers diagnosisMake £2023 in 2023 (#36) £3479.30/£2023
Make £2024 in 2024...0
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