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Yeh thats what they all say. Sigh!
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Really... that I don't believe .......... most have interest only mortgages and pocket the rental as income.
"skint landlords" = Tight landlords who don't believe that they need to provide habitable, safe housing is more accurate
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One landlord I issued a DN for ignored it completely. The consumer unit cover was broken and off.
A month later she got in touch to ask if I could go to a tripped breaker at the property. I went round, nothing had changed. I re-issued the DN and refused to do any work impressing that the tenants were in immediate danger. No response at all. Until a month later, when she asked if I could quote for 25+ led downlights in her £900k house.
The best bit ? The tenant was her own son and his uni mates.
A month later she got in touch to ask if I could go to a tripped breaker at the property. I went round, nothing had changed. I re-issued the DN and refused to do any work impressing that the tenants were in immediate danger. No response at all. Until a month later, when she asked if I could quote for 25+ led downlights in her £900k house.
The best bit ? The tenant was her own son and his uni mates.
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