Local authority tells tenants not to leave the property?

Local authority tells tenants not to leave the property?

0:03 AM, 7th July 2023, About A year ago 182

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Hello, tenants were due to vacate the property this weekend. However, the tenants have told the management agency that they have been advised by the local authority to stay put as they are a couple with a young child.

Where do I stand on this? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you,

Sheila

Editors Note: You can check out Property118’s investigation on councils telling tenants to stay put here


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9:41 AM, 12th August 2023, About A year ago

Reply to the comment left by Happy housing at 11/08/2023 - 18:27
Do you have a solicitor or have you sought any legal advice as evidently you need to.
I would also suggest that you familiarize yourself with what your statutory/ legal responsibilities and rights are as a Landlord.
There are far too many people who simply purchased BTL properties without finding out what these legal duties as a Landlord are and consequently fall foul of the law.
'Ignorantia legis neminem excusat'= ' Ignorance of law excuses no one'!

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10:03 AM, 12th August 2023, About A year ago

I have a solicitor and an estate agent so have complied with all the legal stuff but when a tenant cuts you off and doesn't pay rent its very difficult, it will just go to court and then lies will just come out to drag it on

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