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That happened to me back in May I got thrown out of a place because they wanted to redevelop it and I had always paid the rent in full and on time as well and received a section 21 in the July of last year but it turned out to be invalid and they sent me a new one and then they sent me court papers in the March of this year and messed them up so things ended up in court just after Easter and they got given the possession order and I was ordered to get out in 14 days! Thankfully I did get out on the second May bank holiday the day before the bailiffs were due to arrive to evict like they had advised me to in their eviction warrant!

@@joannesaltfleet2071 This has been happening to perfectly innocent rent-paying people for years and apparently it is "only fair" that landlords can inflict this on other people, presumably because "property" takes precedence over human beings and common justice. I can't believe more people don't react violently - it is every bit as bad as feudalism and slavery. They can enter any phoney excuse they want on the paperwork and the courts accept it without checks or repercussions when they lie.

You haven’t said whether your tenancy agreement was coming to the end of it’s term, or not, when the rent increase was asked for. A little more context would be needed to judge whether the landlord is bullying you!

Could you provide more info?

@@Neilukuk what do you want to know? Manchester City centre. Fortunately I had the landlords details, contacted him directly and agreed a deal. This eviction threat is nothing to do with the landlord, it the agents way to behave and how they get want they want (commission) by frightening tenants into accepting and not negotiating.

Your in wrong. How long did you stay in this apartment? It IS normal ho regulate rent acoordingly , the value of the money . Everything else are regulated too. Do you have the idea your rent should stay put on the same sum ? For how long? And do rent include other things? To little information, but from what you are telling, you have to know you shouldnt rrally complain. Btw,you paying on time , is a given, its nothing one get any prize or praise for....

​@@Sam-jy5tj And also ,did you think that land lords ,or agents ,should negotiate any raise in rent or utility's ?. Thats not how it works! Also,off course agent will be paid. Did you feel they should work for free ? Pay your rent,on time . Dont like the rent , then move. Your expectations are just wrong.

Bailiffs coming in July

Some tenants just have no respect are dirty and a noise nuisance to neighbours. Others are excellent and are grown up and decent enough to know how to behave in a reasonable manner.

Did you get it back ? Did you need bailfs? How much did the renter ow? Did they crash the place,or steal furnitures? Did you manage to kerp your property without going bankerupt or loose it to the bank? Im horrifyed at your ridiculess law system,who let renters destroy landlords. Its so bad!

@@TG-hp8og got it back. Bailiffs came. Arrears ibckuded court fees about £850 took 6.5 months in total.

How long did it take to complete the whole process? The guy said some have been 5 plus months

Actually, landlords want out of the market. Bad tenants are not worth the trouble. There should be a bad tenants list.

No. Landlords are taken advanted of by bad tenants whi expect the landlord accomodate them. Its nasty. I know landlord loose everything,because of shitty tenant. He had his own house,worked hard for it ,and had loans. And when parents died,he inherred their apartment. With it, another loan on the apartment,and the taxes. When tenant stopped the rent, he lost everything. Everything. People need to understand, most landlords arent rich, they need the rent to keep what they have. Its nasty,how so many act like they have rights to use the landlord. Nasty ,and ignorant.

You are actually talking like landlords are taking advantage. Thats stupid. They dont get rich. And if people are not content on their rent agreement,then move! Sigh...

Maybe tenants should understand the landlord (owner of the property) is doing the tenant a favour by supplying a roof over their heads. Why would an owner of a property "buy" a tenant out?? If the owner wants his property back then so be it. This nonsense where the tenant is given so many rights over someone else's property is ridiculous. All it will do is force landlords to sell up before these stupid new "tenant rights" come into law. Soon it will be illegal to rent a property to a tenant if the EPC is below A, B or C. How many present landlords are going to spend thousands upgrading their energy performance on top of rising interest rates. Tenants will be given more rights to have pets, be able to paint the property bright red if they wish and stay as long as they want in a property they don't even own. My prediction. Soaring rents due to a severe shortage of rental properties, more homelessness and a property price crash as buy to let investors sell up in droves.

@@stevenhull5025Sounds good to me. I hope their kids/grandkids get priced-out of the market too.

Can't wait for them to replace rentals with council houses etc to fill the void. Plenty of Do Gooders out there with silly ideas, but no-one who really cares about what will happen to prices when less rentals are available. Muppet Show politics. Can't wait to be homeless even though I own a house.

So you want me to evict my tenants early before this becomes law? 😂

If tenancies were for life there wouldn't be much of a rental market at all.

Hi Dave, sorry to hear you have not been able to connect with us. If you need general information and advice then you can contact HF Assist www.hfassist.co.uk/ or if you have an existing case with us then you can email updates@landlordaction.co.uk and have your case no. to hand. Many thanks.

Wrong. Buy to let has not caused this.

@@user-gz6tx6yp3vBuy to Let has certainly caused this Victorian class divide. I hope the Buy to Letters burn. They deserve it!

@@Edward-bn2vw The buy to let market is less than 19% of the entire market. The majority of that stock is concentrated in towns and cities with transient population, meaning young people not putting down roots or professionals the same. The majority of buy to let are apartments for example. It is an impossibility that buy to let is the cause. But it makes a good scapegoat for ill informed people to believe to distract from the real causes. Broken planning system resulting in the lowest number of homes we've ever built. Lack of materials and labour resulting in rising costs. High immigration levels. 500k net increase last year yet we built 38000 homes. You need to wake up my friend and realise you've been duped into Believing exactly what they want you to believe.

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