Can I force eviction after 1 year fixed-term contract?

djimi · 01-04-2013 07:08AM

the_syco wrote: »

Maybe do the opposite, and hint that you'll be increasing the rent by €500 - enough to pay your renting of another place, and enough to get him to maybe consider to move out. Check with your lawyer/solicitor first.

Again another pointless idle threat. Tenant would dispute it and win their case easily.

gaius c · 01-04-2013 01:00PM

whippet wrote: »

The sooner renters realise that they compromise the benefits of owning a house with the expense etc of owning the better.

Actually renting is more expensive than owning*. Landlords couldn't make a profit otherwise.

The OP is an excellent illustration as to why renting is seen as such a godawful option for Irish households and they would rather tie themselves into 35 year jumbo mortgages than do it long term.

*In nations that don't have a dysfunctional market like us.

whippet · 01-04-2013 03:24PM

gaius c wrote: »

Actually renting is more expensive than owning*. Landlords couldn't make a profit otherwise.

The OP is an excellent illustration as to why renting is seen as such a godawful option for Irish households and they would rather tie themselves into 35 year jumbo mortgages than do it long term.

*In nations that don't have a dysfunctional market like us.

there is many landlords making huge losses on rental properties at the moment.

gaius c · 01-04-2013 11:22PM

Covered by my *

In mature stable markets, renters pay a premium to enjoy the advantages of not having to look after maintenance and flexibility to re-locate as required.

Can I force eviction after 1 year fixed-term contract?

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