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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury

Well its done ive sent an email to my landlord giving a months notice on my house thats falling apart. Just hoping they accept it as we have found a nice little house for me in a nice location. So please keep fingers crossed for me tomorrow when i call them for an answer and that the other house hasnt gone by then too.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Fingers are crossed. As are legs, toes and eyes.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Good luck hunny! It's sounds like your landlord hasn't exactly kept up with his responsibilties, so he can hardly argue with you about your leaving xx

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By *londeCazWoman
over a year ago

Arse End of the Universe, Cumbria

I'll keep everything crossed for you (my eyes are permanently crossed so dunno if that counts)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Fingers are crossed. As are legs, toes and eyes."

+1. Hope your next landlord does better for you than the current one!

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By *smCouple
over a year ago

Liskeard

sharing some of our luck with you hunny,

everyone is rubbing things for us so its good to share. xxxx

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By *ittle_brat_evie!!Woman
over a year ago

evesham

how can they not accept it or are you signed into a long lease?

hope it all works out for you though x

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland


"Fingers are crossed. As are legs, toes and eyes.

+1. Hope your next landlord does better for you than the current one!"

Seconded

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I was goin to use my luck for the Lotto but i think you need it more than me so GOOD LUCK. I guess you will let us no the out come

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury

thanks every body its a lease until december but i had to wait 6 months for a water leak to be fixed 7 months for mould to be sorted and am waiting a month for a new cooker and new windows as mine have rotted so no they havent kept up their end so are in breach. Im just hoping they let me go.

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury

dont cross your legs every one it stops you having fun

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By *uyuksno1Man
over a year ago

poole

god your landlord sounds like ours good luck hun hope it all works out for you xx

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury


"god your landlord sounds like ours good luck hun hope it all works out for you xx"

not reeds rains is it?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

everything crossed, including the dogs paws!! (although I am getting confused looks from em!!)

good luck x

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By *uyuksno1Man
over a year ago

poole

no hun but hes an evil s.o.b my cooker wa condemed by corgi 18 months ago as being dangerous still nothing we r not allowed to unplug it ourselves its in our contract

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

if the other house is better for you - accept it... your landlord cant disagree if you want to leave.. as long as required notice etc.. shirley

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury


"no hun but hes an evil s.o.b my cooker wa condemed by corgi 18 months ago as being dangerous still nothing we r not allowed to unplug it ourselves its in our contract"
wow yours is as bad as mine if not worse mine just sends me snotty emails saying nothing more they can do. But hopefully new landlord will be better

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury


"if the other house is better for you - accept it... your landlord cant disagree if you want to leave.. as long as required notice etc.. shirley "
I technicaly have 2 months left on this lease but as thye have broken the contract i am giving them one months notice from tomorrow

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By *uyuksno1Man
over a year ago

poole

good luck sweetie alls crossed i hope you get it xx

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury


"everything crossed, including the dogs paws!! (although I am getting confused looks from em!!)

good luck x"

ok the dog can uncross their paws lol but thanks

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire

I was asking jay, about these landlords and they are breaking the law, they are supposed to get things fixed in the same amount of time as you would yourselves. You can take them to court for not carrying out their responsibilites. They cant leave you in houses like that.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

if it 2 months - not sure if you can mannage it - but would it not be better to accept the other house - and fork out a months rent extra..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Well its done ive sent an email to my landlord giving a months notice on my house thats falling apart. Just hoping they accept it as we have found a nice little house for me in a nice location. So please keep fingers crossed for me tomorrow when i call them for an answer and that the other house hasnt gone by then too."

As long as you are not trying to terminate outside the bounds of your contract you shouldn't need good luck. If you are but feel its down to unacceptable conditions then its still no reason for luck as he has failed to honour the agreement.

Either way if he does not accept seek legal advice however I doubt any landlord has the power to make you stay.

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury


"if it 2 months - not sure if you can mannage it - but would it not be better to accept the other house - and fork out a months rent extra.. "
cant afford it but the landlord is in breach of contract so we will argue the toss with them and try. They have just left this house to fall apart so have no interest in it really

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
over a year ago

little house on the praire

I think if you have to pay anything its one or two months rent. They can take you to court to get the full amount but generally they dont bother because of the cost to the landlord. Plus if you can prove its unfit to live in

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury


"Well its done ive sent an email to my landlord giving a months notice on my house thats falling apart. Just hoping they accept it as we have found a nice little house for me in a nice location. So please keep fingers crossed for me tomorrow when i call them for an answer and that the other house hasnt gone by then too.

As long as you are not trying to terminate outside the bounds of your contract you shouldn't need good luck. If you are but feel its down to unacceptable conditions then its still no reason for luck as he has failed to honour the agreement.

Either way if he does not accept seek legal advice however I doubt any landlord has the power to make you stay."
I am trying to terminate two months early due to them not looking after the property and maintaining their side of the contract if they refuse we might just go anyway and forfit the deposit

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have rented twice from private landlords and twice from agents appointed by the landlord.

My experience has been that the direct landlord option is far better for getting things done, getting clauses in the tenancy agreements changed etc.

Have got to say, my current landlord is an absolute gem hence why I've stayed 6 years in a pokey flat that I intended to use as a stopgap on a 6 month lease.

Just a shame the area isn't better or I would stay much longer.

The next trick will be finding a decent property with a landlord that accepts pets !

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury


"I have rented twice from private landlords and twice from agents appointed by the landlord.

My experience has been that the direct landlord option is far better for getting things done, getting clauses in the tenancy agreements changed etc.

Have got to say, my current landlord is an absolute gem hence why I've stayed 6 years in a pokey flat that I intended to use as a stopgap on a 6 month lease.

Just a shame the area isn't better or I would stay much longer.

The next trick will be finding a decent property with a landlord that accepts pets !"
im going from renting direct from a letting agent (above on of their branches) to a private landlord hopefully as i have found them better in the past

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Well its done ive sent an email to my landlord giving a months notice on my house thats falling apart. Just hoping they accept it as we have found a nice little house for me in a nice location. So please keep fingers crossed for me tomorrow when i call them for an answer and that the other house hasnt gone by then too.

As long as you are not trying to terminate outside the bounds of your contract you shouldn't need good luck. If you are but feel its down to unacceptable conditions then its still no reason for luck as he has failed to honour the agreement.

Either way if he does not accept seek legal advice however I doubt any landlord has the power to make you stay. I am trying to terminate two months early due to them not looking after the property and maintaining their side of the contract if they refuse we might just go anyway and forfit the deposit"

Take pictures, video clips now, document the faults, log the days and times you have asked for work doing and site it as reasons for leaving. If they don't accept tell them you will peruse it. Evidence is king so make sure you have some.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

yeah - fook em babe..

accept the other house and then fight the buggers.. make sure u got bad pics of house etc..

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland


"I have rented twice from private landlords and twice from agents appointed by the landlord.

My experience has been that the direct landlord option is far better for getting things done, getting clauses in the tenancy agreements changed etc.

Have got to say, my current landlord is an absolute gem hence why I've stayed 6 years in a pokey flat that I intended to use as a stopgap on a 6 month lease.

Just a shame the area isn't better or I would stay much longer.

The next trick will be finding a decent property with a landlord that accepts pets !"
Hey, what pets?;-)

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury


"Well its done ive sent an email to my landlord giving a months notice on my house thats falling apart. Just hoping they accept it as we have found a nice little house for me in a nice location. So please keep fingers crossed for me tomorrow when i call them for an answer and that the other house hasnt gone by then too.

As long as you are not trying to terminate outside the bounds of your contract you shouldn't need good luck. If you are but feel its down to unacceptable conditions then its still no reason for luck as he has failed to honour the agreement.

Either way if he does not accept seek legal advice however I doubt any landlord has the power to make you stay. I am trying to terminate two months early due to them not looking after the property and maintaining their side of the contract if they refuse we might just go anyway and forfit the deposit

Take pictures, video clips now, document the faults, log the days and times you have asked for work doing and site it as reasons for leaving. If they don't accept tell them you will peruse it. Evidence is king so make sure you have some."
I have all the emails and have stated length of times taken to sort anything out in my notice so we should be ok

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Well its done ive sent an email to my landlord giving a months notice on my house thats falling apart. Just hoping they accept it as we have found a nice little house for me in a nice location. So please keep fingers crossed for me tomorrow when i call them for an answer and that the other house hasnt gone by then too.

As long as you are not trying to terminate outside the bounds of your contract you shouldn't need good luck. If you are but feel its down to unacceptable conditions then its still no reason for luck as he has failed to honour the agreement.

Either way if he does not accept seek legal advice however I doubt any landlord has the power to make you stay. I am trying to terminate two months early due to them not looking after the property and maintaining their side of the contract if they refuse we might just go anyway and forfit the deposit

Take pictures, video clips now, document the faults, log the days and times you have asked for work doing and site it as reasons for leaving. If they don't accept tell them you will peruse it. Evidence is king so make sure you have some. I have all the emails and have stated length of times taken to sort anything out in my notice so we should be ok"

Well I would have thought you could mutually dissolve the contract. If not then small claims court and report them for an unsafe property though I would have thought they would prefer a months notice for ease.

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By *arnayguyMan
over a year ago

Durham Tees


" Take pictures, video clips now, document the faults, log the days and times you have asked for work doing and site it as reasons for leaving. If they don't accept tell them you will peruse it. Evidence is king so make sure you have some."

I was about to say the same. Lots of photos, any emails or letters etc. Any proof of any kind in case it is needed at a future date - particularly if they try to keeep your deposit to pay for unecessary 'repairs' and make out YOU haven't taken sufficient care of the place.

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury


"Well its done ive sent an email to my landlord giving a months notice on my house thats falling apart. Just hoping they accept it as we have found a nice little house for me in a nice location. So please keep fingers crossed for me tomorrow when i call them for an answer and that the other house hasnt gone by then too.

As long as you are not trying to terminate outside the bounds of your contract you shouldn't need good luck. If you are but feel its down to unacceptable conditions then its still no reason for luck as he has failed to honour the agreement.

Either way if he does not accept seek legal advice however I doubt any landlord has the power to make you stay. I am trying to terminate two months early due to them not looking after the property and maintaining their side of the contract if they refuse we might just go anyway and forfit the deposit

Take pictures, video clips now, document the faults, log the days and times you have asked for work doing and site it as reasons for leaving. If they don't accept tell them you will peruse it. Evidence is king so make sure you have some. I have all the emails and have stated length of times taken to sort anything out in my notice so we should be ok

Well I would have thought you could mutually dissolve the contract. If not then small claims court and report them for an unsafe property though I would have thought they would prefer a months notice for ease."
thanks for hte help "ron" im hoping

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The next trick will be finding a decent property with a landlord that accepts pets !

Hey, what pets?;-) "

The Hound of the Bussyvilles

He mauls chickens

Sadly, Colin knows this first hand

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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago

(She/ her) in Sensualityland


"The next trick will be finding a decent property with a landlord that accepts pets !

Hey, what pets?;-)

The Hound of the Bussyvilles

He mauls chickens

Sadly, Colin knows this first hand "
Birmingham is too far to commute anyway

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Well its done ive sent an email to my landlord giving a months notice on my house thats falling apart. Just hoping they accept it as we have found a nice little house for me in a nice location. So please keep fingers crossed for me tomorrow when i call them for an answer and that the other house hasnt gone by then too.

As long as you are not trying to terminate outside the bounds of your contract you shouldn't need good luck. If you are but feel its down to unacceptable conditions then its still no reason for luck as he has failed to honour the agreement.

Either way if he does not accept seek legal advice however I doubt any landlord has the power to make you stay. I am trying to terminate two months early due to them not looking after the property and maintaining their side of the contract if they refuse we might just go anyway and forfit the deposit

Take pictures, video clips now, document the faults, log the days and times you have asked for work doing and site it as reasons for leaving. If they don't accept tell them you will peruse it. Evidence is king so make sure you have some. I have all the emails and have stated length of times taken to sort anything out in my notice so we should be ok

Well I would have thought you could mutually dissolve the contract. If not then small claims court and report them for an unsafe property though I would have thought they would prefer a months notice for ease. thanks for hte help "ron" im hoping "

If the play hard ball leave the place but leave the gas on as you go....

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury

Quick update I have a break clause I didn't know about so should have handed notice on the 29th but they will get back to me about accepting it from today so half way there I will be out within 2 months if not a month. Thanks everyone for the luck sent my way it seems to be working.

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury

Wahoo it worked I'm allowed to move without any problems thanks again everyone x

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By *irtydanMan
over a year ago

Blackpool

when you get your new house are we having a party ?

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury

maybe who knows but after some of the crazies we have had turn up uninvited after meeting once dont know

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Congrats xx.now open that bloody bubbly woman im sat here waiting with my glass

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By *eighleedsMan
over a year ago

leeds

have a look at the Shelter website,

lots of useful information there about what your rights are if a private lanlord refuses to maintain the property you rent from them.

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury


"Congrats xx.now open that bloody bubbly woman im sat here waiting with my glass "
nice bottle of bollinger chilling as i type

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By *innamon!Woman
over a year ago

no matter

May i stop rubbing rabbits now.. he is getting a touch sore..

have to uncross things for a while as im going out. but will return to crssing and rubbing rabbits later.

have a good day.x

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury

Yes you can all stop crossing things and rubbing rabbits unless you don't want to just got to rely on him to get to agent by lunch time then all set to move

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Congrats xx.now open that bloody bubbly woman im sat here waiting with my glass nice bottle of bollinger chilling as i type "

Ohhhh deeeeelish...enjoy n bottoms up

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well done hon but have you left any luck for winning the Lotto hon

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

good luck with it all.

moving can be very stressful so remember to have a sit down now and then.

also take a deep breath.

hope it all goes well x

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury


"Well done hon but have you left any luck for winning the Lotto hon "

well im hoping i didnt use it all up but no promises

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury


"good luck with it all.

moving can be very stressful so remember to have a sit down now and then.

also take a deep breath.

hope it all goes well x"

Thank you i have packed 2 rooms already and had a sit in the sun so i will remember to breathe and keep calm

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yeah Yippee.. Well Done

Good Luck in your NEW Home xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Well done hon but have you left any luck for winning the Lotto hon

well im hoping i didnt use it all up but no promises"

well done for stickin to your guns

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Brilliant news!! Good luck with the new place xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

congrats on getting what you wanted out of this. can often be difficult, fair play to ya, look forward now xxx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Good luck with your move hun

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury

thanks everyone im now a very happy bunny and will be in a much better mood now i konw my battle is won with my landlord and i never have to see the neighbours from hell again

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Brilliant sweety! glad it's all going your way! Enjoy the new place when you get it

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Brilliant sweety! glad it's all going your way! Enjoy the new place when you get it "

Whens the house warming party

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By *ub bbw OP   Woman
over a year ago

oldbury

Ill let you know

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Wahoo it worked I'm allowed to move without any problems thanks again everyone x"

Brilliant news, hope you will be very happy in your new home x

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