Carpet diem wrote: » Hard to get nice spot to rent particularly in Dublin that meets most of your needs thou. Saying that happy renting for now.
whatdoicare wrote: » Its not all roses. In Limerick, at the minute, theres a huge block of flats where the landlord of some of them is in financial trouble. So what did he do? Lock everyone out of their homes with all their possessions still inside! No warning, nothing. People just came home from work one evening and couldn't get into their home. Ive heard that's not the only place that did that. TBH there are very few nice apartments in Limerick. Even the houses for rent arent great, even though they are new.
Stinicker wrote: » Renting is dead wasted money, enjoy paying someone else's mortgage for a house which you will never own.
enda1 wrote: » Well that's highly illegal and in fact probably a criminal act!
Pumpkinseeds wrote: » Sounds very dodgy OP. Years ago when Mr P and I were first living together we rented from a landlord who wanted cash only. My husband was working permanent nightshifts in those days and he woke up one day to find the landlord in the bedroom looking at him:eek:
Greenmachine wrote: » Hope your husband punched his lights out. Surely that is criminal trespass on the part of the landlord.
whatdoicare wrote: » Well, if you look down from that post youll see a link and how its still ongoing from last September. Illegal or not, there doesn't seem much anyone can do.
Pumpkinseeds wrote: » He was an oul fella so no, he didn't hit him but he went ballistic, we moved out shortly after that, my husband was just angry that it could have been me in bed, he should have been at work that day, but he was on holiday. If a landlord wants access to a property they have to give at least 24 hours notice and have an agreed time to call. They can't just show up and let themselves in.
RoboRat wrote: » Im the landlord and I am owed a months rent, will leave it a week or so but I am getting pissed off with late payments.