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Genevieve Nash

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Even Dr Doolittle couldn’t predict how a pet will be! He might be able to ask them if they are unwell and won’t be able to get outside for the toilet and thus cover the floor in anticipation I suppose, but we don’t have that ability, so please tell me what happens when the ‘prediction’ is wrong? Do you then have the opportunity to ask them to leave? Utter utter nonsense. Anyone that thinks you are going to be able to ‘reference’ an animal (excuse me while I have a quiet word with your cat to ask if they might have a change of character in a few years) is off their trolly! And having to pay for the pleasure?! Well, now I really HAVE heard it all. Jeez. (Actually, I’m not stupid enough to think I have heard it all, it’s just a matter of time before the next crazy comes along).

From: Genevieve Nash 07 July 2021 06:55 AM

An interior company? What do they know? Lol! Perhaps it would be better to get an actual Landlord to come up with a top 10 list. Preferably one that helps the LL, the tenant and the NEXT tenant! Who is this company?? I’d prefer to direct my comments to the correct person rather than on a thread like this. They need advice from professional LLs! (Or any LLs. I’ve been doing this 16 years, 30 properties and still don’t consider myself to know everything). We should start our own group! LL’s Unite!

From: Genevieve Nash 17 May 2021 15:24 PM

My fee for 'assistance' is more than the rent! I nearly ended up in a funny farm after trying to deal with the local council a few years ago. I seriously nearly had a nervous breakdown. I am about to offer a rental to someone on full disability benefits and am about to word a letter advising that I will have no contact with the council regarding their tenancy for fear of being seriously ill as a consequence. Feeling a bit sick at the whole prospect but don't want to seem judgy just because he is on disability. He is really nice.

From: Genevieve Nash 19 April 2021 11:09 AM

This has been poorly thought out by someone that either has never had a pet of has never rented to a tenant with a pet that has got old or poorly etc. My cat is 11. She suddenly developed diabetes in November and is SO poorly now (while the vets are trying to get her insulin dosage correct) that she has been going to the toilet around the house because she simply has no energy to walk properly atm. We are home a lot and are very quick to clean up and use the carpet cleaning machine, BUT IT STILL SMELLS!!! This is with immediate and very thorough cleaning! She cannot help it and is obviously up set by it, but it is out of her control. But she is a well behaved cat. So, if your tenants pet suddenly becomes ill or old and has this kind of problem, are they in breech of their contract?? Morally I could not get on to a tenant in this situation, so I wouldn't even want to put a tenant in that position to start with. Sorry, no pets in our properties. Btw, I have never been officially asked my views on the subject so no idea who they are asking.

From: Genevieve Nash 15 April 2021 12:14 PM

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