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LANDLORD FORUM › Category: Letting

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multiple-tenant commercial lease

AnsweredJc Crane asked 3 weeks ago • Letting

23 views1 answers1 votes

Shorthold teanacy agreement

AnsweredAden Jones asked 4 weeks ago • Letting

26 views1 answers0 votes

Lodger Agreement

AnsweredMicaila Williams asked 1 month ago • Letting

51 views1 answers1 votes

Invalid Tenancy Agreement

OpenSarah Featherstone answered 2 months ago • Letting

67 views2 answers1 votes

Insurance for flats

Answeredsally kamtarin asked 2 months ago • Letting

77 views1 answers1 votes

Can I back date a AST tenancy agreement?

AnsweredMarc Attwater answered 2 months ago • Letting

91 views1 answers0 votes

i want to sue my agent, how can i do this?

Open asked 2 months ago • Letting

100 views0 answers0 votes

Upon checking property in the north east, yields are 12% is it better to invest north?

OpenPaul Ross answered 3 months ago • Letting

346 views3 answers4 votes

Leasehold Value

AnsweredMarc Attwater answered 3 months ago • Letting

69 views1 answers1 votes

Bed bugs tenant wants to break lease agreement

OpenRentalNovice asked 3 months ago • Letting

78 views0 answers0 votes

I am a New landlord, do i need to prove a cooker?

AnsweredMarc Attwater answered 3 months ago • Letting

253 views1 answers2 votes

Long standing Joint tenants now separating one wants to be taken off tenancy agreement.

AnsweredSharon Sidwell answered 4 months ago • Letting

102 views1 answers1 votes

Letting Agents want to charge me again for tenants already in place.

AnsweredMarc Attwater answered 4 months ago • Letting

134 views1 answers1 votes

If I have a rental house in Isle of Man which is British Isles, buying a house in UK, would I get charged 2nd stamp duty

AnsweredMarc Attwater answered 4 months ago • Letting

86 views1 answers1 votes

If i think a housing benefit tenant is high risk can i refuse to geant a tenancy?

OpenSarah Featherstone answered 4 months ago • Letting

128 views1 answers1 votes

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