Paul Smith, Author at Property118

Paul Smith

Taken from Shelters website. Note the last paragraph. How to deal with condensation Condensation happens when wet air forms water droplets on a cold surface, like a wall or window. It's often a cause of mould. Some everyday things can...

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It depends what he is smoking. :) If it's illegal substances, then maybe the council have grounds to suggest eviction. If its legal tobacco, surely that is between the landlord and tenant?

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It seems to me that this bill is more about protecting councils (Government) in particular against problem tenants They are deliberately pushing tenants into the PRS, Then making sure that PRS landlords can not evict them by various clauses such...

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Why does everyone go for the long drawn out and expensive option straight away? Talk to her. Explain to her that she isn't simply going to get a council house right away and the most likely option is a dingy...

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Personally, I would knock on next door and ask to see for yourself. It might be a really easy fix. Tenant next door may even give you his landlords details so you can call him yourself to address the issue....

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Hi TJP. The best plan of action is to visit them and ask what they intend to do before you go any further. Your next move will be based on what they tell you. If they DO want to stay,...

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Reply to the comment left by Markella Mikkelsen at 04/02/2025 - 09:13Oddly enough, the police have to follow set rules when it comes to investigating a crime. Police can not simply go in and see what's in there on your...

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Lets be clear here. If any of us were stupid enough to accept tenants from the council. Who do you think they would send us? Mr & Mrs Nice-No trouble OR Mr or Mrs Constant problem? They will off load...

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Reply to the comment left by Judith Wordsworth at 25/01/2025 - 08:06Agreement allows yearly inspections. How else would I know if the property was being maintained properly?

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I would go speak to the tenant. Tell them what's going on your end. Tell them you need to sell. Offer to sell to them. Find out what their intentions are. They might tell you they intend to move out...

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Will states rent free for life. Agreement signed by us both says rent free for life. There are also terms in there to cover such events of her going into care. I have also placed property alerts with the land...

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Reply to Kizzy. Although the will DID include provision for his friend. The final agreement was written up to comply with the inheritance act as if it had not. I am not worried about the agreement. She can live there...

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For context. My fathers original will was written up by a "Specialist solicitor" that included his wishes to house his friend. However, the rest of the will turned out to be very vague and lacking much detail. The original solicitor...

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Reply to DPT. The document is titled Deed of variation settlement agreement. (There were a few extra safeguards included ) that was written up by a "Specialist family law solicitor". Had my father NOT provided for his friend, she would...

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Hi Mark. You do not have to pay for a licence you don't need anymore. I am sure that the council will re contact you at some point, by which time you should be able to prove the property is...

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Just had my last tenants unexpectedly give notice today. The property will go on the market as soon as its empty. That's one more rental property less to choose from. I am still reading articles saying there is no landlord...

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I explained to my tenant that the current rent she was paying was now less than I can get in any high street savings account (5%+ at the time) I have 3 options. Continue to subsidise your rent and lose...

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Lets face it. An overloaded court system will suit Angela Rayner. If a landlord cant evict a tenant for over a year, the councils won't have to put them up in B&Bs saving them £££££

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Eviction process for a zero deposit tenant?

30th September 2024, 2 years ago

The truth is that the deposit was returned. So put deposit returned on the form. Hopefully she has documents or bank statements to prove it was returned. Why leave yourself at risk of making a false declaration?

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Avoiding or preparing for impending doom is a natural reaction. I can honestly see a minority of tenants that will using the new system to completely avoid paying rent for up to 2 years . Almost all of them will...

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Paul Smith

Paul Smith


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I have 3 rental properties. One is already sold (STC). The other 2 will be as the tenants move out. It really isnt worth the risk, aggravation or time anymore. I can get within £50 per month in a savings account without all the red tape and worry.