May 20, 201016 yr my bro and i own a flat in warrington that we rent out. Wish i had not got involved but thats another story. Anyway, our current tennant has not paid her rent for over 10 weeks, and we have issued a section 8 eviction notice which runs out today. She owes over ?860, and we want her out asap as we are paying a mortgage on that flat. whats the best way to the reocver debt? through the courts, via debt recovery people? Any help, advice or info will be greatly appreciated. my wage is stretched each month as it is so we wannt her out, my money back, and someone else in asap.
May 20, 201016 yr Superglue her eyes together than ask her nicely for your money with an electric cattle prod
May 20, 201016 yr Author ha. im all in favour of sending the boys round, not that i know any not rights, but my bro is keen to keep it all legal and above board. Debt recovery agencies want cash up front but then where is their incentive to get my money after that? and the courts are slow, and will ask her to pay bacl ?1 a week, joke!! Hopefully smiffs or someone may have some advice. She is an air stewardess so everytime we going round she aint in.
May 20, 201016 yr my bro and i own a flat in warrington that we rent out. Wish i had not got involved but thats another story. Anyway, our current tennant has not paid her rent for over 10 weeks, and we have issued a section 8 eviction notice which runs out today. She owes over ?860, and we want her out asap as we are paying a mortgage on that flat. whats the best way to the reocver debt? through the courts, via debt recovery people? Any help, advice or info will be greatly appreciated. my wage is stretched each month as it is so we wannt her out, my money back, and someone else in asap. Unfortunatly no way of getting the money back is quick. If you want info about tenant referencing and rent guarantee to avoid problems in the future send me a PM. dombwfc on an earlier thread had a good understanding of how to deal with things as a landlord, if you see him lurking on here drop him a line. Edited May 20, 201016 yr by Ani
May 20, 201016 yr My brother changed the locks when his defaulting tennent was out. Go and sit out of sight then when the flat is empty change the locks
May 20, 201016 yr Write to her employers and ask them if it would be possible to take the money from source. Of course they'll say no but it'll let them know the type of employee they've got.
May 20, 201016 yr Write to her employers and ask them if it would be possible to take the money from source. Of course they'll say no but it'll let them know the type of employee they've got. Or tell her that's what you intend to do. I should imagine she wouldn't want anybody knowing about that side of her life.
May 20, 201016 yr My brother changed the locks when his defaulting tennent was out. Go and sit out of sight then when the flat is empty change the locks Spot on, change the locks and every time she contacts you for entry to your flat either ask for your money or not be in either way she'll realise what a crunt she has been.
May 20, 201016 yr Think Smiffs had a similar case pre-xmas. He might know. Threatening to put the fucker on the street a few days before Xmas and then turning up with Brixton did the trick.
May 20, 201016 yr ha. im all in favour of sending the boys round, not that i know any not rights, but my bro is keen to keep it all legal and above board. Debt recovery agencies want cash up front but then where is their incentive to get my money after that? and the courts are slow, and will ask her to pay bacl ?1 a week, joke!! Hopefully smiffs or someone may have some advice. She is an air stewardess so everytime we going round she aint in. Whoa whoa whoa. I know you haven't posted much but you should know the rules by now. HBAHT? Pictures. Then you get yer advice. Edited May 20, 201016 yr by Spider
May 20, 201016 yr You need to be getting your moneys worth. Get in there and wank in her knicker drawer.
May 20, 201016 yr You need to be getting your moneys worth. Get in there and wank in her knicker drawer. Or onto her toothbrush
May 22, 201016 yr my bro and i own a flat in warrington that we rent out. Wish i had not got involved but thats another story. Anyway, our current tennant has not paid her rent for over 10 weeks, and we have issued a section 8 eviction notice which runs out today. She owes over ?860, and we want her out asap as we are paying a mortgage on that flat. whats the best way to the reocver debt? through the courts, via debt recovery people? Any help, advice or info will be greatly appreciated. my wage is stretched each month as it is so we wannt her out, my money back, and someone else in asap. Good news is if she hasnt moved out by you issuing a section 8 then at least it is a mandatory ground in court and the judge will have to grant you posession ( as its over 8 weeks/two months rent) bad news is even when he grants you posession you cant charge in and change the locks, chuck out her stuff etc you will ahve too go back too court for permisson to change locks etc get baliffs round. Makw sure your section 8 is water tight, did you serve it after 8 weeks rent were due(you cant serve it before)Did you protect her deposit and tell her where you put it? hasve you got an independant witness too prove you posted it/ proof of posting? as she could claim she hasnt got it? How long is it till the fixed term ends? as a section 21 is slightly easier way too evict. All these take time/money so if you can get in touch with her, and maybe strike a deal with her too move out and youll forget about the debt then it could be worth your while (obviously this wouldnt stand up in court and if youve got a proffesional tenant then probably not the best option). As for the debt a small claims court is your best option and a ccj, but as it sounds like she is skint, then you could be waiting a while. Sorry but there just isnt an easy way too do it legally, maybe youve been stung by a proffesional tenant, what i wqould say is if you go round and disturb her right too quiet enjoyment then you could get a massive fine and a custodial sentence....bollocks again i know but unfortunatley thats the law. Good luck o and try Landlordzone website they may have some more tips etc for you.
my bro and i own a flat in warrington that we rent out. Wish i had not got involved but thats another story.
Anyway, our current tennant has not paid her rent for over 10 weeks, and we have issued a section 8 eviction notice which runs out today.
She owes over ?860, and we want her out asap as we are paying a mortgage on that flat.
whats the best way to the reocver debt? through the courts, via debt recovery people?
Any help, advice or info will be greatly appreciated.
my wage is stretched each month as it is so we wannt her out, my money back, and someone else in asap.