Twiggy
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Registered: 15th Oct 04
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Moved in in April 2009 and was told long term let, The last mth we get a call saying they are selling....
WTF? Can they do that? Tenancy was 6months the just rolled over.
Also spoke to someone at the Church who we rent off who advised £200 final rent, now the big balls in Cardiff sent a bill for £400ish!
Pissed off to say the least, but move on Friday!
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Cosmo
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Registered: 29th Mar 01
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Check your agreement.
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jrsteeve
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long term means nothing, it's how long the tenancy agreement says. You're on a periodic tenancy now so they have to give you 8 weeks notice, and you 4 weeks to them. Therefore its a perfect situation for them as they have/had a tenant but can still market to sell.
The bit about the money doesn't make sense/isn't clear, so you'll have to work out what you owe from your tenancy date to the final day.
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Twiggy
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Money bit - i called the contact i have for any issues.
He said from the 25th to the 8th.
The big guns at cardiff said we actually moved in on the 17th so we need to pay from the 17th - 25th 
130quid more then we had been told
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neoquip
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Registered: 12th Aug 02
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quote:
Originally posted by jrsteeve
long term means nothing, it's how long the tenancy agreement says. You're on a periodic tenancy now so they have to give you 8 weeks notice, and you 4 weeks to them. Therefore its a perfect situation for them as they have/had a tenant but can still market to sell.
The bit about the money doesn't make sense/isn't clear, so you'll have to work out what you owe from your tenancy date to the final day.
correct, I have Oyze contracts and it says on them two months notice if i want to get the property back.. tenant needs to give one months notice to me if they leave.
Term is only as long as the contract.... ie: if only 6months you can leave then, but should give a months notice. as contracts then rum month to month unless a new contract is signed.
back to original post.
if you moved in in April last year..... did you have a proper contract?
if so, did you give a deposit??
if so was it put into a tenancy depost scheme and were you give notice of what scheme it went into (you should be told within 14days of signing)????????
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Twiggy
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Think i am just gonna have to accept that i took the agents word as gosble tbh
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neoquip
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Registered: 12th Aug 02
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quote:
Originally posted by Twiggy
Think i am just gonna have to accept that i took the agents word as gosble tbh
answer these for me....
if you moved in in April last year..... did you have a proper contract?
if so, did you give a deposit??
if so was it put into a tenancy depost scheme and were you give notice of what scheme it went into (you should be told within 14days of signing)????????
I might be able to give some more advice if you're with an agent
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