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Old 19-01-2007, 12:27   #3
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Re: Any landlords here?
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Originally Posted by Be* View Post
When my partner came off maternity pay her wages dipped.

Her wages pay the rent while mine pay the bills. As my wages had already gone out I could not make up the rest of the rent without going into our food and travel money.

I rang up the landlord and accepted £400 out of £475 we normally pay. Our rent pays the mortgage so he got charged. As a thank you gesture for helping us out with the rent and just letting out the house the following week we paid him £105. The remaining of the rent and £30 to cover the charge he got, I know we was liable for it but I think he was really happy about it.

This is our only problem we had since August 06. Our lease is up in February 07 and I am hoping he will offer us a 12 month lease now

Do any other landlords think I will be ok to get a new tenancy agreement?

No problem,,the housing market is saturated with properties to let-especially those who have jumped on the ever growing buy to let band wagon.
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