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What about those tenants who have left the property, kept the keys, left food in the fridge and freezer with no electricity on the key causing the deterioration of the property and a health hazard? Given a good rent reference then never paid rent for two months to save up for new home and walked away with what they needed and left the rest in situ. How can that be fair on the landlord not being able to get a Possession Order to enter.
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We were assured by a member of the Housing Options Team that anyone on UC who failed to pay their rent we could claim and have it paid directly to us. A former working tenant went into arrears and claimed UC. I completed the form on .gov.uk and also applied to Housing Options. 3 months later tenant is still be paid and we have received nothing. We have inherited another claimant who isn't paying their rent I can't even get Housing Options to respond. Most definitely a system that isn't working.
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25 April 2019 09:09 AM
What happens if the tenant fails to pay the renewal fee of £26, is the policy void? Would the Landlord be left with no cover at all?
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