If they are a RAS tenant, I would imagine they will be completely unable to pay the "full rent amount"...which will be what? How much of an increase will you be looking for?
You can ask them to leave but if they don't, and they do not have to until the notice period expires, you will not win a...
Most inspections throughout the country are done by the council inspector, and its a very basic check that the house meets the same standards for ALL rented properties. There are no extra standards for HAP housing, as some landlords claim.
Your claim that you lose rent is also bogus. HAP is...
Vast sums to be made? Do you think every chipper is on O'Connell St with thousands going in and out of them? Most are in small towns and villages and barely breaking even, chippers are closing too. There's very little profit in them altogether.
Some questions about taxation for a married couple when one spouse is returning to work after a long period at home.
Husband earns about 47k, Presently taxed as married (1 income), claims home carers tax. Pays fairly low taxes.
Wife will be earning 23k. How does she go about sorting out her...
Her being on FIS has nothing to do with you, its not linked to you in anyway. It is not a housing benefit and you, your house etc could not be less connected to it.
Lot's of tenants do look after the property as they would their own, as much as they are allowed to, which they are often not. Landlords tell them that they can't paint, can't change anything, can't remove old/broken furniture, can't make any improvements, and then they complain that the...
It is absolutely a reality, which anyone long term renting knows. Where I live rents have climbed from 850+ to 1750+ for the same properties in less than six years.
Someone with a minority interest in a property is not in a legal position to sell the house and realise their share. They can't sell it to anyone, even the majority owner.
They rarely are, so there is every point in making a will. And wills are over turned when there is a good reason to, like here. This man worked on the family farm for decades without proper pay on the promise of inheritance, which was then denied to him. I can't see any argument here that the...
It's especially unfair that the women excluded would have been the women forced into the home through marriage bars in work and lack of childcare, and women who could later choose not to work are included.
I'm actually not. I've been renting for a long time, and rents rose long before the intro of the RPZ (obviously). That they climbed more at that intro was due to the mishandling of the scheme and the greed of landlords looking to make ever more profit.
I'm still waiting to hear why...
The evidence I have is my climbing rent before the RPZ! And everyone elses.
Tenants don't care much about a positive effect on the market when they are faced with rent increases that they can't afford. Are you seriously suggesting that keeping rents down is bad for the people paying those...