Originally posted by lilelvis2000
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Previously on "my landlord just went into administration"
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'tis me without the lease...wife has a five year one for her office.
We're wondering who will buy the place...it is so rubbish. Not like those posh multi-tenancy places with elevators and wide corridors. This is about 5 very old terraces slammed together. I get lost in it sometimes.
Still, its right in the middle of town with parking in the back and the rents are cheap.
Hee hee. the previous management of the building also went tits up..and they had all the copies of the leases...and they lost them all! So we can tell the administrators anything we like. They were asking me for a copy of my lease....think I'll just make one up now.
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The purchasor usually wants the tenants to stay.
Few people buy "multi" occupancy business property to use for their own business.
tim
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I suspect it's rented business premises, that or I read his post wrong.
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Originally posted by lilelvis2000 View PostHe was such a nice guy too.
We're just hoping that nobody buys the building so we can continue here. Some of us don't have leases. eek! (that includes me!) The wife just laid out £k's on carpet and signage too.
Its a grotty old building..and the tenants are now thinking of buying it to protect ourselves.
Another victim of the credit crunch. The twit landlord had made a huge investment in the US which went tits up only weeks after he'd put every cent he had into it. fool!
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my landlord just went into administration
He was such a nice guy too.
We're just hoping that nobody buys the building so we can continue here. Some of us don't have leases. eek! (that includes me!) The wife just laid out £k's on carpet and signage too.
Its a grotty old building..and the tenants are now thinking of buying it to protect ourselves.
Another victim of the credit crunch. The twit landlord had made a huge investment in the US which went tits up only weeks after he'd put every cent he had into it. fool!Tags: None
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