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madmal_1 26-02-2007 23:35
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how stupid can estate agents get (houses to rent) who is going to guarator some body aged 30yrs+ before you can get the accomondation its just silly no wonder why i see houses to rent signs are there for ages:confused:

WillowTheWhisp 27-02-2007 07:26
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Used to be they asked for a deposit and maybe references from previous landlord or employer.

lancsdave 27-02-2007 09:10
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Why would you need somebody to gurantee your rent. If you don't pay it they evict you, simple really. Which company is it ? ( My money is on Rent-the House )

grego 27-02-2007 09:14
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I was going to say usually your employer would guarantor.

lancsdave 27-02-2007 09:19
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Normally they would ask for a deposit of one months rent anyway. At most it takes them 6 weeks to evict you so they really are well covered. Yet another example of private landlords wanting it all.

madmal_1 27-02-2007 11:13
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thats one of them
Quote:
Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 389343)
Why would you need somebody to gurantee your rent. If you don't pay it they evict you, simple really. Which company is it ? ( My money is on Rent-the House )

Ianto.W. 27-02-2007 11:42
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Only a nut case would sign to be a guarantor, as it commits you to paying any debts incurred by the person you have signed for on that transaction plus any damage and interest. Yes it must be a great stumbling block when trying to rent a property, these types are usualy managed properties for absentee landlords who buy at auction and never in some cases see the properties. In any business there is an element of risk, these people want the halfpenny and the cake they don't deserve to be in business, the ridiculous deposits should be enough security for them, as they are always reluctant to return those.

lancsdave 27-02-2007 11:44
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Originally Posted by Ianto.W. (Post 389397)
Only a nut case would sign to be a guarantor, as it commits you to paying any debts incurred by the person you have signed for on that transaction plus any damage and interest. Yes it must be a great stumbling block when trying to rent a property, these types are usualy managed properties for absentee landlords who buy at auction and never in some cases see the properties. In any business there is an element of risk, these people want the halfpenny and the cake they don't deserve to be in business, the ridiculous deposits should be enough security for them, as they are always reluctant to return those.
I seem to recall somebody on here saying Rent The House also require a £75 fee for a credit check. Seems a very greedy company.

Ianto.W. 27-02-2007 11:59
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Quote:
Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 389400)
I seem to recall somebody on here saying Rent The House also require a £75 fee for a credit check. Seems a very greedy company.
They seem to have gone a long way in a short time in business, so it must be very profitable area to invest in. In fact it is money for old rope, any fool could set up as an estate agent and valuer, I do not think they have any governing bodies to answer to 'yet', but i'd like to bet those with their snouts in the trough would like to see one now they are on the bandwaggon, if only to deter unwanted competition. Accrington is only a small town yet there are loads of them at it, so it speaks for itself how much they are making.

accymel 27-02-2007 12:19
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True Ianto, also how little laws there is protecting tennents of these private rip off landlords :(

madmal_1 27-02-2007 14:08
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Quote:
Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 389400)
I seem to recall somebody on here saying Rent The House also require a £75 fee for a credit check. Seems a very greedy company.
yes some do that aswell

SPUGGIE J 27-02-2007 16:23
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Do it through the DSS that way they will always get the rent.

Ianto.W. 27-02-2007 21:00
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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J (Post 389616)
Do it through the DSS that way they will always get the rent.
They still want the deposits etc even if the social are paying, otherwise they won't have you in the house.

panther 28-02-2007 13:04
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Quote:
Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J (Post 389616)
Do it through the DSS that way they will always get the rent.
thats if they get it paid straight to them!(landlord)
some people have the rent paid to there self and dont bother paying the landlord!

grego 28-02-2007 13:06
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Didn't think you could do it that way, thought it had to be direct now?


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