2Mad2BeMad wrote: » She's getting 1250 on HAP. She's to pay 10percent of her wages to the council every month for this as well as make up 550euro to give the landlord. So about 800euro a month in rent she would be paying. She's also a single mother without any child support from the father. If she wanted she could get a council house And never work a day in her life again. but she would rather earn a living then be giving everything for nothing. And as I've said before the 6k is her savings it's near all she had and is facing homelessness. 6k is not a lot of money in the grand scheme of things it goes very quickly
2Mad2BeMad wrote: » Final update. She got a full refund and tenancy has been voided. But was told it will be put back up for rent on daft this week. Pity the poor family who will take it in that state.
Samuel T. Cogley wrote: » Hopefully that answers the very nosey question once and for all. HAP is a joke of a system and it seems not even the tenants that do everything correctly and pay the massive chunk they have to up front can win without someone questioning where they got the money.
the_syco wrote: » Have your cousin pop in to the house to "check for post" when it gets let, and tell the new people the issues that your cousin had.
listermint wrote: » Opening post. I was like ... Ovens dirty just clean it. And there's no mould there just a greasy dirty wall However the floor behind that bed . That is mould. That is serious and no one should sleep in that room for any length of time before that's sorted.Mould of that scale is a silent Illness causer and has serious respiratory consequences that many people don't understand.
Fol20 wrote: » It can be much longer than that. I have a tenant who is over 2 years without an inspection. I dread the time it will come as although its only being built in past 10years. HAP are quite fussy and if the work meets min standards but not HAP standards, it will be up to the tenant to fight for his HAP payment as i wont pay for unnecessary work.
shamrock55 wrote: » She's getting 2k a month from hap yet is able to fork out 6k upfront, what in the name of christ is going on here??
FelaniaMump wrote: » Sigh. HAP STANDARDS ARE THE MINIMUM STANDARDS. They are the same standards. There is no different rule or demands for a HAP rental, the inspection is to check the property meets the normal minimum low standards for any Irish rental property. When will this myth die?
Fol20 wrote: » FelaniaMump wrote: » Sigh. HAP STANDARDS ARE THE MINIMUM STANDARDS. They are the same standards. There is no different rule or demands for a HAP rental, the inspection is to check the property meets the normal minimum low standards for any Irish rental property. When will this myth die? How is it a myth when i have seen several threads comment on min standard vs hap standard and how its different. Point in case. Someone mentioned paint cracks had to be fixed to meet the standard
Fol20 wrote: » How is it a myth when i have seen several threads comment on min standard vs hap standard and how its different. Point in case. Someone mentioned paint cracks had to be fixed to meet the standard
FelaniaMump wrote: » Because its a pervasive myth. HAP inspectors don't care about paint cracks, why would they? (What even is a "paint crack"?...Sounds like a LL with cracks in the walls pretending the inspectors are being OTT)
2Mad2BeMad wrote: » shamrock55 wrote: » She's getting 2k a month from hap yet is able to fork out 6k upfront, what in the name of christ is going on here?? She's getting 1250 on HAP. She's to pay 10percent of her wages to the council every month for this as well as make up 550euro to give the landlord. So about 800euro a month in rent she would be paying. She's also a single mother without any child support from the father. If she wanted she could get a council house And never work a day in her life again. but she would rather earn a living then be giving everything for nothing. And as I've said before the 6k is her savings it's near all she had and is facing homelessness. 6k is not a lot of money in the grand scheme of things it goes very quickly