Obviously we are assuming glasfryn had permission to do the work. You can't just do what you like and bill the landlord later.
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and just when things were going so well
- Thread starter glasfryn
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Very sorry about the bad news. Hope you can resolve matters soonest. Best wishes and good luck.
gregbrighton
New member
Hope you find another flat soon, glasfryn 
SIMMO SAYS
Well-known member
I'll send 'Wrong Direction' round to sort the old boiler out 
Good luck glasfryn, what a thing to happen
Good luck glasfryn, what a thing to happen
Bombadier Botty
Complete Twaddle
- Jun 2, 2008
- 3,258
Sorry to hear fella and the best of luck with everything. Really unsettling to have the rug pulled out from under you like that!
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Stop paying your rent immediately, save that to pay the deposit and up front payments you need for a new place
Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
Let's hope it's not in Santander
Good luck in finding a new place though.
What's the issue with Santander?
- Aug 7, 2003
- 7,800
What a shite thing to happen, particularly as you sound like a really good tenant. I hope you get most of your money back and find somewhere else, that you like, soon.
brakespear
Doctor Worm
sorry to hear it glas, good luck getting a new placephone call from our letting agent saying we have 3 months to move out.
this after the landlady promised we would be here for life.
her husband is in money trouble(but has 6 other properties) and they now want to move into this property
this after making the place habitable, new boiler and full insulation,roof and walls,and somehow when we first moved here re-vamping a wasteland of a garden.
so now at nearly 70 and other half 74 we are look for somewhere to move.
never liked her tw@t of a husband
life goes on
ONWARDS AND UPWARDS
*******S
NEVER TRUST ANYONE .................................THINK I MIGHT JUST HAVE GOT THAT ONE RIGHT
Glasfryn doesn't think anyone should put money in a foreign bank.
Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
Paul Reids Sock
Well-known member
Glas, be careful if thinking of withholding rent. We were looking at doing that and were advised not to. It immediately puts you in breach of tenancy and therefore (I believe) they can deduct from your deposit.
I would start requesting the monies now and get advice etc. also go through the moving in inventory in fine detail to make sure they can't deduct anything from your deposit for damage etc.
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I would start requesting the monies now and get advice etc. also go through the moving in inventory in fine detail to make sure they can't deduct anything from your deposit for damage etc.
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GT49er
Well-known member
..............and don't forget to conceal a nice piece of cod (or cheaper alternative white fish) beneath the floorboards before you leave.
Good luck!
Good luck!
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
If you don't pay the last couple of months rent they will take it from your deposit anyway, at least your guaranteed your deposit back if you keep the last couple of months rent.
aberllefenni
Active member
- Jan 15, 2009
- 458
I'd get in contact with your landlord as soon as you can to try and negotiate, by way of some waived rent, compensation for the work you have done. By law your deposit must be placed in a rent deposit scheme, who will act as arbitors in the event of a dispute at the end of the tenancy. I'm not sure but I think they will consider whether the work you did was necessary despite the fact it has probably increased the value of the property so it may be best to get in first with your landlord. Good luck.
portslade seagull
Well-known member
r about 50% so yaes we will be asking for that back
no sorry
going to speak to the council in the morning
he is selling them to pay off his debts
Christ that must be some debt
brightn'ove
cringe
Take the boiler and the roof tiles with you. They ain't cheap.