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  1. nickincash
    I wonder if he remembers http://www.irishtimes.com/life-and-style/homes-and-property/down-at-heart-in-docklands-1.663632
  2. nickincash
    The RPI annual increase in August 1975 was 26.9%. Ouch.
  3. nickincash
    Oh yes, so he did. Sorry OP.
  4. nickincash
    Come on folks . . . Friday 4 September 2015 12.07 BST
  5. nickincash
    I believe that the tenant or ex-tenant can sue the landlord and be awarded between 1 and 3 times the amount of the deposit plus the return of the deposit within 6 years of the date when it should have been protected by.
  6. nickincash
    Same here with me but I've got a big detached house for very little rent so no real incentive to buy at current loony prices. Hopefully some day cash will be king and inflation will go negative (HPC).
  7. nickincash
    Why not. It's perfectly normal to sell a property subject to a tenancy. Another landlord may want to buy it.
  8. nickincash
    Landlords may wish to sell a property with a tenancy rather than with vacant possession.
  9. nickincash
    ... in 10 hours time ...
  10. nickincash
    Good luck - you're well qualified.
  11. nickincash
    Just avin a larf BU. Keep up the good work. Your posts are packed with juicy information. It's a good job I don't get picky about another guy's posts - it would become a full time job.
  12. nickincash
    Pesky autocomplain feature. Why didn't it correct your "auto-corrent" and which calendar do you work to?
  13. nickincash
    Good luck with your claim OP. I think you deserve to get all of your deposit back. Please let us know the outcome.
  14. nickincash
    I wondered that too. My money's on the latter.
  15. nickincash
    Maybe this is because of the tenant tax.
  16. nickincash
    Why would he not know who his new landlord is? His security of tenure will be no less than at present which could be as little as two months. His new landlord is under no obligation to offer him a new agreement. Yes, renting sucks. I should know - my two months notice could come through the door any day.
  17. nickincash
    OP - you don't need to enter into a new tenancy agreement. Your existing agreement still stands. You will simply pay rent to a new landlord.
  18. nickincash
    Nice usage!
  19. nickincash
    This is like the cylinder I fitted. I hung it over some vinegar for a day or two so it lost its bright new look. This was more in case a previous tenant had a key than to keep the landlord out. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/REPLACEMENT-NIGHT-LATCH-CYLINDER-DOOR-LOCK-2-KEYS-REPLACES-YALE-UNION-ETC-/351421937067?hash=item51d26135ab:g:fVQAAOSwBLlVdsLv Replace the old bits when you leave.
  20. nickincash
    All of this reminds me of http://www.irishcentral.com/news/how-my-irish-dream-home-became-a-nightmare-105512083-237723421.html
  21. nickincash
    . . . and 32.15 ozt x 752.36 = £24188.37 Gold is weighed in troy ounces.
  22. nickincash
    He's going to get a bit of a shock the next time he talks to his mummy.
  23. nickincash
    I would call it #incometax.
  24. nickincash
    Just a reminder of this.
  25. nickincash
    Yes, yes. I was referring to the spelling discrepancy.
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