Is looking to sell a property with a sitting tenant as easy as it sounds? The Local estate agents are useless, and anyway, this is clearly a property for an investor/cash buyer, happy to leave with the current tenant or someone that wants to turn it back into an HMO longer-term (was an HMO previously, but we then decided families only). It's a 4 bed with capacity to make second living room into a big bedroom (sop bed 5), conversion of the loft into Bed 6 (like next door) and en

I have a small one-bedroom upstairs flat (maisonette) which has a garden. I gave a six-month tenancy to a couple back in March. I normally specify clearly on the advert no pets as the flat isn't suitable for pets, but didn't this time around as I recalled reading that you cannot ban pets or children. A pet may also disturb the people downstairs. I just found out the tenants have a dog! Looking back, they did take a lot of interest in the garden when viewing the property, and it

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