Lucky you don't rent in Germany, around 3 months rent deposit before you move in (if you use an estate agent then you can count on about the same amount in fees,) the apartment might not have any fittings such as a kitchen, bathroom, lights (even switches), etc. all of which you will need to provide yourself and when you move out you either take them with you or try and sell onto the next tenant. Oh, and you have to redecorate to the original (white) state before you move out.
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Boomed & Doomed - suing the old landlord
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“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.” -
Sorry to revive this thread but just wanted to say I win! Smashed the landlord! Boomed!
TDS were on my side completely and landlord gets only what I offered him - £50 compensation. All the rest of the money has been returned!
Now to smash Floors2Go.....Comment
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