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Residential: Tenants Stopped Paying Rent - I have been renting to the same tenants for over 4 years with no previous issues. Over the last few months they have been experiencing financial problems and the rent has been a week or two late on a couple o... https://t.co/2bs1mf7ibp
Residential: Mouldy bathroom - Looking for suggestions to reduce the condensation in a very small bathroom where the tenants do open the window. You can pay a lot for super-duper fans, is it worth it.......? https://t.co/k015VuvNP9
Residential: Timing of Provision of Statutory Documents to new tenants - Following the deregulation act, can I just confirm what the required timing is of the statutory documents: 1. Deposit Protection and Issuing Prescribed Info: within 30 days of de... https://t.co/fHVXiN0vOa
Commercial: Tenant wants to remove guaranteur - My solicitor has written a new lease for my commercial tenant based on information contained within the previous lease which he has had for the last few years. Contained within the lease is a guaranteur ... https://t.co/rASGW4WFUd
Residential: dealing with flatmate who left early - Hi , I had a 6 month contract for a flat in Scotland, The contract was shared by a flatmate who is met on a https://t.co/30S8H7akaR . He decided 3 months into the contract to leave while im at work s... https://t.co/cI7Y1GnTbA
Residential: Stolen keys - Tenant has had the keys stolen from her car. The keys were in a handbag (not at the property). I have been told there was nothing else in the handbag with an address on but I have no idea whether this is true or not. They ha... https://t.co/x2oFrtfAav
Residential: No Deposit Option from Letting Agent - I noticed today that my letting agent is now offering a 'no deposit option': https://t.co/ADEIG4vp3U (Tenant pays a monthly fee which 'covers' up to 8 weeks rental deductions.) However, I have a nagg... https://t.co/b0PDuoudGJ
Commercial: As a purchase, would this be considered a commercial property - Hi First day back at work and my brain is refusing to work, not that it worked much better before Christmas. I'm currently looking at a property which has 2 commercial units o... https://t.co/5TnoEiVVuW
Residential: Painting property - Hi, I have a tenant who I will serve a section 21 on in the coming months, but wanted to know the following, they have lived in the flat for 4 years, and an inventory was done which they signed, it was virtually a bran... https://t.co/JWbGpNizdu
Residential: Tenancy End date - Hi, I've not been a landlord long, and just wanted to clarify on the the tenancy end date, I had a tenant move in on the 1st August 2015, I now want to end the tenancy this year and want to serve a S21 on them, what is ... https://t.co/wv36xocLuG
Residential: Wording on the s21 - "you are required to leave the property AFTER..."...? - I'm about to issue my first s21 - Form 6A. There is no issue with regards to it being valid; prescribed info EPC/Gas Cert etc etc all above board and the tenants... https://t.co/ZhdYQqfWxU
Safety: HETAS for rentals - Hello, We are considering letting out our main residence (missus fallen in love with what was supposed to be a flip). We have a log burner in the lounge. Is there an annual safety check procedure for these as with gas? Obvi... https://t.co/JzbkEOlG8C
Residential: The demise of S21. - I know this is hypothetical but, as has been muted by the Labour party, what would be a LL options if they were to do away with S21?. Would the outcome be pretty much lifelong tenancies? https://t.co/tD6JnOdrsw
Residential: Tenant claiming deposit not protected for agents clerical error - Hi An ex tenant, who left my property in June, after I served section 21 has resurfaced and suing me under Part 8 - for not protected his deposit. I deducted some charges f... https://t.co/Is8KG1HBiy
Residential: Smoke Alarms Advice - Hi all, Just asked an electrician for a quote on a couple of new sockets, new security lights and changeover of light and socket fittings to upgrade them. He told me I need to have hard wired smoke alarms in the prop... https://t.co/Md8X7cONUi
Residential: Writing reviews for a property and share your experiences - Hi Everyone, I had my my share of bad landlords in this country while I was renting in London and I found out the best way to have a force for the better for tenants is to voice ... https://t.co/2donQjvqXW
Residential: Landlord - Please could somebody help with a bit of advise please? I rent a shop from my landlord that has a flat above it that I let out to a tenant. My question is the boiler in the flat has packed up and no hot water or heating now in ... https://t.co/ZUoNlmKRZZ
Residential: tenants breaking a fixed-term lease - Hello, my family is in a fixed-term lease, and we believe the landlord is in breach of contract. he's repeatedly accessed the property or sent workmen in without our consent, without alerting us in ad... https://t.co/pGOeWva3RA
Residential: Condensation Issues - HELP !!! - Hi, I let out a 3 bedroom mid terrace 1965 built house. It has UPVC double glazing which is quite old but as far as I'm aware, generally functional. The family (2 adults, and 4 small children) are complain... https://t.co/bFEgzsEZyJ
Residential: New Rules For Getting Rid Of Tenants After Tenancy Agreement Period Ends - Hi, Getting quite fed up with my tenants not ventilating the property properly as well as not putting the heating on timer whilst going away for winter break. Hope... https://t.co/11Xl7ypCWf