tenancy complaint - mess
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Why are you replying by e-mail?
Post. 2nd class.
If you really must reply by e-mail at least give them a few days before you reply.
The sped of your replies suggests a degree of urgency that does not exist, certainly on your side.
And how do they know that this is commercial - how do they know that the Tenant isn't building a brick BBQ on a sheet of marine ply in the back garden?
Post. 2nd class.
If you really must reply by e-mail at least give them a few days before you reply.
The sped of your replies suggests a degree of urgency that does not exist, certainly on your side.
And how do they know that this is commercial - how do they know that the Tenant isn't building a brick BBQ on a sheet of marine ply in the back garden?
Rude-boy said:
Why are you replying by e-mail?
Post. 2nd class.
If you really must reply by e-mail at least give them a few days before you reply.
The sped of your replies suggests a degree of urgency that does not exist, certainly on your side.
And how do they know that this is commercial - how do they know that the Tenant isn't building a brick BBQ on a sheet of marine ply in the back garden?
makes my day more entertaining........ yes you are correct I will slow it down a bit.Post. 2nd class.
If you really must reply by e-mail at least give them a few days before you reply.
The sped of your replies suggests a degree of urgency that does not exist, certainly on your side.
And how do they know that this is commercial - how do they know that the Tenant isn't building a brick BBQ on a sheet of marine ply in the back garden?
"It is an eyesore for the residents living around the area as we have the disturbance of a white van turning up any day of the week including weekends & once the van has left there is rubbish piled up outside the garage & debris left on the ground in front of not only the garage belonging to the property but the area around the garage."
Egregious failure to punctuate.
Egregious failure to punctuate.
house clearance type they'll probably hammer frozen sausages into the neighbour's face
Few years ago I rented a bungalow and the guy opposite complained to the letting agent that I had a van parked on the drive, covenant on the property said it wasn't allowed.
Letting agent phoned and told me this but asked me to 'please move it off the drive and park it outside his house, he's a bloody arse!'.
I did park it,on a public road, outside his house. He called the police and village PCSO visited me and told me I didn't have to move and they were as fed up with him as everyone else.
Letting agent phoned and told me this but asked me to 'please move it off the drive and park it outside his house, he's a bloody arse!'.
I did park it,on a public road, outside his house. He called the police and village PCSO visited me and told me I didn't have to move and they were as fed up with him as everyone else.
skeggysteve said:
Few years ago I rented a bungalow and the guy opposite complained to the letting agent that I had a van parked on the drive, covenant on the property said it wasn't allowed.
Letting agent phoned and told me this but asked me to 'please move it off the drive and park it outside his house, he's a bloody arse!'.
I did park it,on a public road, outside his house. He called the police and village PCSO visited me and told me I didn't have to move and they were as fed up with him as everyone else.
Brilliant!Letting agent phoned and told me this but asked me to 'please move it off the drive and park it outside his house, he's a bloody arse!'.
I did park it,on a public road, outside his house. He called the police and village PCSO visited me and told me I didn't have to move and they were as fed up with him as everyone else.
Had a similar dispute with a house we rent out (no agents involved). Our tenants neighbour was basically trying to get him in trouble with his landlord. The neigbour came around to my house at some unearthly hour on a Sunday morning armed with a smart phone displaying the "infringements"
I told him that the minor dispute (it was even less serious than the OP's) was with his neighbour not me and that knocking on my door at the crack of dawn on a Sunday morning wasn't going to endear me to his plight (I told him to bugger off).
I then contacted my tenant telling him not to worry.
Some people have more time than brains.....
I told him that the minor dispute (it was even less serious than the OP's) was with his neighbour not me and that knocking on my door at the crack of dawn on a Sunday morning wasn't going to endear me to his plight (I told him to bugger off).
I then contacted my tenant telling him not to worry.
Some people have more time than brains.....
superlightr said:
the neighbour has resent the resized pic asking if I got the first yesterday.
I will just say Yes.
Tempted to put a Gnome next to the rubble to see what the neighbour then photos.
Or you could tell the tenant to have some respect for the place and to keep it tidy, if he wants to store things then he has a garage or store them round the back where they will be out of view.I will just say Yes.
Tempted to put a Gnome next to the rubble to see what the neighbour then photos.
superlightr said:
the neighbour has resent the resized pic asking if I got the first yesterday.
I will just say Yes.
Tempted to put a Gnome next to the rubble to see what the neighbour then photos.
Ask the complainant to say what the five brick like objects actually areI will just say Yes.
Tempted to put a Gnome next to the rubble to see what the neighbour then photos.
Which borough is this in please
Is is te posh end of Bath?
Edited by SantaBarbara on Tuesday 19th September 12:32
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