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27 Jan 10
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if somebody broke into your house, changed the locks and said right i own this house now. what do you do?
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I would imagine the house owner would be registered somewhere
lol no its just something ive always wondered. always rented so dunno, asked a few people who own houses and they were pretty vague about it. didnt seem to be sure themselves.
Your name is on the title deeds and land registrary.
The land registry office has All the past and present Property owners information on file, even those who have put in for Adverse Posession.
i always thought it would be easy to rent a place, then rent it out again to a dozen other people before they realise that it wasn't yours to rent out in the first place.
not at all. i know the land registry but not everybody who owns property owns the land its on, so its pretty meaningless. as for title deeds i searched once but couldnt find any official body that held details of all properties/owners etc.
you can sub-let, but you really have to trust who you sub-let to as the responsibility is yours
no, i didnt mean sub-let, i meant getting deposit money and a months rent money off loads of folk, and then doing a bolt :D
it happens shaky, read about the gumtree frauds where some poor student girl has handed over her money and left sobbing in the street with nowhere to stay
definitely not a good thing to do imo. if youre ok with people ended up homeless and maybe dying on the streets just so you can make a few quid then give it a go...
i wasnt suggesting doing it for myself. just that i've rented plenty flats in my time and never thought of asking for proof of ownership of the property. i always just assume whoever i deal with is the legal owner.
a hammer on the kneecap can take the shine of things for you though ..
looking to move soon, bit tricky as no proof of income so probably have to pay 6 months rent up front. thats why ive stayed where i am so long. its a dump but i know the owner. definitely going to be very careful on paying 6 months rent...some kind of lodging the money with a solicitor who only releases each months rent at a time thing must be possible?
cunny ...usually 6 months up front means it ALWAYS stays up front (like a deposit fund )....
so you pay 6 months up front and start paying monthly too ..
so you pay 6 months up front and start paying monthly too ..
dont think id trust anybody with 6 months rent. id rather live in a hotel.
Don't believe this guff about the Land Registry.
the only way you can know who owns your property for sure is physically seeing the deeds.
the only way you can know who owns your property for sure is physically seeing the deeds.
deeds are all electronic now...my solicitor told me ..
Just had to produce my deeds as was making a will,think the document they wanted was called a Deed of Covenant,as far as being electronic mine certainly are not
you sell the house or buy another ...the deeds go electronic ..
paper deeds disappear ..
paper deeds disappear ..
no, i didnt mean sub-let, i meant getting deposit money and a months rent money off loads of folk, and then doing a bolt
Yeah its well known scam, easy money ;)
http://www.thelondonpaper.com/life-style/property/features/couples-fleeced-in-fake-landlord-scam
Google "fake landlord scam" and there are loads
Yeah its well known scam, easy money ;)
http://www.thelondonpaper.com/life-style/property/features/couples-fleeced-in-fake-landlord-scam
Google "fake landlord scam" and there are loads
my g/f recently sold hers , the history was phenominal in the documents ..her solicitor said they had to send them to the Land Registry or similar ..now electronic ..
i bought one 4 years ago , same , deeds no longer paper says solicitor ..
just trying to assist ..
i bought one 4 years ago , same , deeds no longer paper says solicitor ..
just trying to assist ..
One night coming back from the pub I couldn't open my own front door. I was extremely drunk and I was convinced that not only had my house been burgled, but they must have changed the locks as well. I didnt have a mobile phone at that time, if i did I would have rung up the police to report it.
I fell asleep in the front garden and luckily by the time I woke up the burglars had changed the locks back and i got in with no problem
I fell asleep in the front garden and luckily by the time I woke up the burglars had changed the locks back and i got in with no problem
if somebody broke into your house, changed the locks and said right i own this house now. what do you do?
Shoot the cvnt.
Sorted.
Shoot the cvnt.
Sorted.
If you have a mortgage then the bank/ lender will have the deeds, if you own outright you can keep them yourself or trust them to a solicitor.
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