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Previously on "Signed up tenants having another viewing….."

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  • Diver
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    Originally posted by tim123 View Post
    If you (the agents) are doing a credit/reference check you don't get the deposit until they pass.

    You can't turn a tenant down because of refs and keep the deposit (though there are some who try)

    tim
    They don't sign until checks are done (contract is binding to both parties) as once they have a contract, and then you get a bad credit ref, it is too late.
    Cred check, then signing and deposit at same time. change of mind on their part after the signing; means they lose costs from deposit.
    You however can not change your mind by law without giving them the requisite notice.

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  • tim123
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    Originally posted by Diver View Post
    Pratt.

    You get the deposit at the signing. That's one of the reasons for getting a deposit.
    If you (the agents) are doing a credit/reference check you don't get the deposit until they pass.

    You can't turn a tenant down because of refs and keep the deposit (though there are some who try)

    tim

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  • Diver
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    Originally posted by ace00 View Post
    *yawn*
    slow, even for a Monday.
    Something about a house?....nearly lunch......might have steak. Mmmm steak.
    No mention of how much your steak costs or your house is worth! pathetic.

    Get with the program ace

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  • ace00
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    *yawn*
    slow, even for a Monday.
    Something about a house?....nearly lunch......might have steak. Mmmm steak.

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  • b0redom
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    Originally posted by DiscoStu View Post
    Wilmslooooooooooow!

    <<Canned boredom>>
    Hey leave me out of this!

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  • DaveB
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    Originally posted by Diver View Post
    Pratt.

    You get the deposit at the signing. That's one of the reasons for getting a deposit.
    Oi, Diver, no feeding the troll! Keep that up and next thing you know the board will be full of them!







    Errrm, hang on a minute........

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  • DiscoStu
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    Wilmslooooooooooow!

    <<Canned boredom>>

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  • Diver
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    Originally posted by Wilmslow View Post
    Not impressed.

    I am renting my house out, Mr Tenant has signed up.

    Mrs Tenant only seen from the outside.

    The house now has boxes everywhere, and I was planning on not cleaning until I have cleared everything out. Additionally, I am re-painting a couple of areas, hence the place is in a right state.

    As they have signed up, where would I stand if Mrs Tenant does not want to move in? Presumably I would need to chase them through the courts for payment until I get another tenant as I have planned around their signing-up??
    Pratt.

    You get the deposit at the signing. That's one of the reasons for getting a deposit.

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  • Spacecadet
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    Water boarding might be quicker...
    Ask your friends with the vans if they can lend some muscle

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  • Wilmslow
    started a topic Signed up tenants having another viewing…..

    Signed up tenants having another viewing…..

    Not impressed.

    I am renting my house out, Mr Tenant has signed up.

    Mrs Tenant only seen from the outside.

    The house now has boxes everywhere, and I was planning on not cleaning until I have cleared everything out. Additionally, I am re-painting a couple of areas, hence the place is in a right state.

    As they have signed up, where would I stand if Mrs Tenant does not want to move in? Presumably I would need to chase them through the courts for payment until I get another tenant as I have planned around their signing-up??

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