Thursday, September 22, 2011
Correct answers shown after you submit your answers
What are tenants' rights? – quiz
With would-be homebuyers struggling for mortgage finance, demand for rental properties is on the up. So make sure you know your rights … and responsibilities. 1. My local lettings agent wants to charge me a fee before it will provide me with details of the properties it rents. Is that legal? 2. I have an excellent credit rating but my letting agent tells me I have to pay to get a credit check done before I move into a property. Is that legal? 3. I'm about to move into an assured shorthold tenancy property where the landlord says he won't be putting my deposit into a Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme. Can he legally do that? (Total of 10 questions.)
Posted by drewster @ 03:22 PM (1252 views)
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mark says:
question 1) is your tenant a gypsy if yes go to question 99
99) do you have a good lawyer well versed in human rights
if no then give up and hand property to gypsy if yes still hand over property to gypsy and give up
dill says:
Very few is the correct answer.
sibley's b'stard child says:
Mark, if you were to ever feature on Mastermind I would recommend the following specialist subjects: Corrupt councillors, Tescos and gypsies.
mark says:
awww thanks sib
sibley's b'stard child says:
Not bad, 8 out of 10. Didn’t know about the credit check & service charge aspects.
mark wadsworth says:
They were all trick questions, so you have to apply reverse psychology and they’re quite easy…
Garf says:
Got 9 out of 10 … Tripped up by the shelf question.
Funny that the author of the piece had to change a couple of the questions based on corrections from the people taking it.