Your HMO Expert Vlog #2 Evicting Tenants and Tenant Management
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Great video thanks , UK landlords do you want to protect your properties,income & portfolio pensions then go to wwww.landlordreferencing.co.uk
"Prevention is better than cure"
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Yes, four months, that's quite normal. They don't want to pay anything and want the house for free. It should be a crime for them not to pay for their rent after 2 months. In the parts of the US they are evicted the next day they don't pay rent.
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Four months?? That is a while. We have one at two and I thought that was way too long. I was hoping it would work out for you.
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matthewjamesmoody 2 years ago