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1 bed flat not decorated or re-carpetted for 10 years, no hassle tennant moving out, is it reasonable to expect the flat to be re-decorated and carpetted without the tennant contributing (wine stains on small area of carpet and adjoining wall)?
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Yep, fair wear and tear imo.
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Yep, general wear and tear for mine.
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hi
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I have a strict "no red wine" clause on my tenancy agreements.
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also no tea, no coffee. that way I don't have to use my "mormons only" sign.
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I hope you aren't about to realise how valuable and rare no hassle tenants are. I certainly miss mine.
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Cheers chaps, I am the no hassle tennant sib...
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How do you feel about a nice 2 bed maisonette on Putney riverside? Real cheap...
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I was about to offer a 3 bedroom semi-detached in Chester.
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I'll see your new carpets and raise you a new sink and doorbell.
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lol.
I'm out. |
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I've been renting this place out for about 8 years and it's on its 5th doorbell now. There's never been a broken window or a busted chair but the doorbells, the doorbells, mein got they're fragile.
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try using an actual bell.
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Something about knockers, also.
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Knockers are better
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not nocking knockers but you can't beat a shiny bell.
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That'll do.
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Cheers for the offers, but I'm hoping for a freebie for a year, if not, I'll stay put...
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it's a mental battle that's raged for centuries so i don't think we can solve it here, i don't pretend to understand the knocker mentality but i respect your right to adorn your front door in the manner you see fit.
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new carpets ? use newspaper
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