N S, Author at Property118

N S

Hi Tony, I am looking at buying an ex-local authority one bedroom flat (48 square metres) in London. Structurally it is fine and has new doubleglazing - but needs a complete renovation inside - new bathroom, kitchen, floors, electrics etc....

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Unreasonable charges

5th February 2016, 10 years ago

Why don't you give the TDS a call and ask them?

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Problems with Barrister in freehold flats

21st January 2016, 10 years ago

Hi John, I'm sure you didn't mean any offence by it and it was entirely subconscious - as these things often are - but just pointing out that you do seem to suggest that being single and being a woman...

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Reply to the comment left by " " at "06/01/2016 - 14:32": not to labour the point - but to labour the point.... - so what if it's a top up issue? Again that's implying that the tenant is somehow...

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Reply to the comment left by "N S" at "06/01/2016 - 14:18": (comments cut off - not sure what happening there...) The final thing I wanted to say was that if I went to move into a flat and there...

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Reply to the comment left by "Sunny Rsa" at "06/01/2016 - 14:16": How on earth is this "no fault" of the landlords?? The flat was not cleaned, had someone else's stuff in it, no gas or electricity, no smoke alarm,...

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Reply to the comment left by " " at "06/01/2016 - 13:28": Mate - you still don't seem to be taking responsibility here. By your own account the EH found that "there was no working gas or electricity, as well...

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I find it extraordinary that you need to ask. Give the poor bloke back his money and compensation for stuffing him around so much. The tenant hasn't capriciously changed his mind - you didn't provide him with safe, clean and...

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I think I'm being thick here - but noting the changes in the dividend tax I can't work out how it's better to sit in a company? ie I get that you pay the lower tax of 20% and get...

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Why you need to contact your MP

4th August 2015, 11 years ago

Name of MP contacted via email/letter. Matthew Pennycook 2. Constituency of the MP. Greenwich 3. Date(s) letters/emails sent. 4 August 4. Whether you have spoken to the MP face-to-face and/or made an appointment to see him/her in their surgery. Nope

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I don't know the details of this - but from what I know I am extremely surprised by the judgement. Contractual ambiguity should of course always be construed against the author of the contract and in any case I agree...

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Reply to the comment left by "Joe Bloggs" at "02/11/2014 - 14:00": Sure - sometimes it is caused by the tenant - but my point is that sometimes its not. Certainly in my case it wasn't - it was an...

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Revenge Eviction or was the landlord right?

31st October 2014, 11 years ago

Obviously this is a mock up - but I think that there definitely are cases where problems of mould etc are because of "structural" problems with the house that the landlord should fix. I am obsessive about cleanliness and I...

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Reply to the comment left by "Michael Barnes" at "21/10/2014 - 16:55": Doh - yes that makes sense!

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Are rolling tenants not a problem with mortgage conditions? Both of my buy-to-let mortgages state that I can't have a tenancy for greater than 12 months??

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Reply to the comment left by "Lala Roto" at "08/10/2014 - 13:54": Lala, With the greatest respect I am not sure that you are quite understanding the advice that as Mark noted many people have taken the time out to...

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Debate with Landlady – Right to have a pet

8th October 2014, 12 years ago

Yes I'm a bit mystified why the poster feels justified to be upset and annoyed? The lease seems to quite clearly state that you are not allowed to have a pet unless the landlord gives written consent - that does...

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Our lips are sealed?

16th September 2014, 12 years ago

Dress it up how you like - assuming that there is a clause in your buy to let mortgage that you can't live there, this is clear cut, black and white fraud. There may be a small risk of this...

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Window smashed in burglary – who pays?

1st September 2014, 12 years ago

As a landlord I would expect the tenant to let me know and for me to pay for it - I assume there is a police report etc so if I did decide to make an insurance claim I could...

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