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No contact from landlord

missdanto · 2020-09-22 18:15:20

My lease is up shortly and I cannot seem to get in contact with the landlord. I haven't been in contact with him for a while but whenever I did have to contact him in the past he responded straightaway. So I'm in limbo now as he has my deposit and my lease is up shortly. What rights do I have come the end of the lease?…

22-09-2020 7:15pm

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missdanto

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My lease is up shortly and I cannot seem to get in contact with the landlord. I haven't been in contact with him for a while but whenever I did have to contact him in the past he responded straightaway.

So I'm in limbo now as he has my deposit and my lease is up shortly. What rights do I have come the end of the lease? I've no idea if he wants to extend the lease, if it will be some sort of rolling contract, etc.

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#2 22-09-2020 7:21pm

Samuel T. Cogley

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You go onto what's known as a Part IV tenancy unless you give notice, which is obviously not easy to do if the LL is AWOL.

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#3 22-09-2020 7:49pm

missdanto

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Ok thanks. I guess it's a waiting game and see if he responds. Just don't like the uncertainty but at least with the Part IV tenancy I have some security in that he can't just chuck me out.

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