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Moonlight flit............
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Tell the utility companies those readings1
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Make a claim with the deposit protection scheme for a chunk of the deposit to cover the lost rent plus disposal costs0
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MultiFuelBurner said:
What some people on here don't realise is sometimes LL's provide a social housing extension to the local authority in all but name. Responsible for homing those that struggle to be homer. We have two Tennant's right now where the Local Authorities work closely with us to make sure everything gets paid and the tenants don't make themselves intentionally homeless.Have you thought about ....
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penners324 said:Make a claim with the deposit protection scheme for a chunk of the deposit to cover the lost rent plus disposal costs
In an earlier post the OP said that they had not taken a deposit from the tenant.0 -
So no landlord has used a fine a person service?0
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My SiL found a moonlight flit tenant on FB. "Delighted with new house" and posing with her daughter in her new school uniform. The Council wanted her for non-payment of CT too. Tenant owed a lot to my SiL and she was going through the motions to evict when tenant disappeared. I can't remember the outcome but next time I talk to SiL will ask.0
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Just be pleased tenant departed without a long-drawn out court delay.
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If you re-let after 2 days the council will only charge them 2 days tax won't they, And you can only charge them for 2 days rent and clearing costs?
Doesn't sound worth the bother this time, Charge a small deposit for cleaning and clearing in the future, you can even split it over 12 months can you not?1 -
Any "deposit" split over a number of payments is likely to be tricky, likely not a deposit as defined in law.0
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2 days after the end of the tenancy which was a month after the tenant left.markin said:If you re-let after 2 days the council will only charge them 2 days tax won't they, And you can only charge them for 2 days rent and clearing costs?
Doesn't sound worth the bother this time, Charge a small deposit for cleaning and clearing in the future, you can even split it over 12 months can you not?2006 LBM £28,000+ in debt.
2021 mortgage and debt free, working part time and living the dream0
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