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Contacting landlord re 3rd party dispute

1874 · 2019-09-05 18:55:15

Im in the process of starting to contact a landlord of a neighbouring property with problem tenants, There have been a few problems, which should not have occurred at all, or have been impossible to deal with except the tenants refused to deal with things by talking, there were also some more serious problems from one…

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Its stuff like that is the reason for ridiculous levels of ridiculous,
If a tenant is the cause of any anti social behaviour, other than to be informed, why should it be necessary to contact the owner or at least why is it an option to allocate blame. Presumably the tenants are adults and responsible for their own behaviour, although if the Council are the main entity involved in the letting, I think they should be able to weigh in, maybe not fully responsible, partially possibly, in that they could shut down Anti Social behaviour by telling the tenants they will have them evicted and placed at the back of the queue regarding following housing enquiries.
Its the fact that Councils want nothing to do with these problems, not even to weigh in and issue a slap down, has bad tenants knowing full well they are above the law, and thats for situations where a Council is involved.

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