Private Members' Bill provides for enhanced tenants' rights

No, the required notice period is currently 28 days during the first six months of a tenancy.

This Bill would very significantly increase the requisite notice periods.
 
Thirsty said:
But after that?
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The requisite notice period currently increases from 28 days to 35 days after the first six months, to 42 days after the first year, etc

Here's the full list:-
http://www.citizensinformation.ie/e..._your_landlord_wants_you_to_leave.html#la1b6d

The new Bill proposes a notice period of 3 months during the first year of a tenancy, 4 months after the first year, 4.5 months after five years, etc.

Take a home owner that is being relocated for work purposes on a temporary basis. That home owner might think twice about renting their home while they're away if the notice periods for terminating a tenancy were extended dramatically, as proposed.

The result? Fewer properties available to rent.

The Bill doesn't contain any measures to allow landlords to deal with non-paying tenants in a timely manner.
 
Sarenco said:
The requisite notice period currently increases from 28 days to 35 days after the first six months, to 42 days after the first year, etc

Here's the full list:-
http://www.citizensinformation.ie/e..._your_landlord_wants_you_to_leave.html#la1b6d

The new Bill proposes a notice period of 3 months during the first year of a tenancy, 4 months after the first year, 4.5 months after five years, etc.

Take a home owner that is being relocated for work purposes on a temporary basis. That home owner might think twice about renting their home while they're away if the notice periods for terminating a tenancy were extended dramatically, as proposed.

The result? Fewer properties available to rent.

The Bill doesn't contain any measures to allow landlords to deal with non-paying tenants in a timely manner.
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Why do people who pay for everything Support all the main political Parties in Ireland Who spent most of there time looking after people who want everything for nothing,
Up until now the main political parties when in government borrowing to look after there core voter base .
Lots of there supporters will find out when it is too late to do anything about it again,
 
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Sarenco said:
The Social Democrats have introduced a private members' Bill that will require at least 3 months' notice to be given to tenants of the termination of their tenancy.

The Bill, apparently, has the backing of all opposition parties.

Expect to see a further exodus of landlords from the residential rental market if this one comes to pass.

http://www.thejournal.ie/rent-vacation-notice-bill-3812621-Jan2018/
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Possibly a better heading would have being All of the opposition parties have introduced a private members Bill,

There is no point in thinking the likes of FF are some how different than SF /SD or labour don't think for one minute FG would have any problem backing it if they were in opposition ,

The likes of FF/FG like us to think the are not as left wing as SF ??

A SF/SD Government would not get away with some of the thing this Government is doing at present,
 
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RETIRED2017 said:
Why do people who pay for everything Support all the main political Parties in Ireland Who spent most of there time looking after people who want everything for nothing,
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Because now they are in the minority when you add the social warriors from this part of the electorate.
 
elcato said:
Because now they are in the minority when you add the social warriors from this part of the electorate.
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I know sooner or later the trioka will be back and the next time it will be like Greece,
We will have a left wing Government trying to undo the mess caused by years of so called centre right parties,
 
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Here's the full list of changes to notice periods proposed in the SocDem Bill:-

Length of Tenancy - Notice from Landlord
Less than 6 months - 90 days (currently 28 days)
6 or more months but less than 1 year - 90 days (currently 35 days)
1 year or more but less than 2 years - 120 days (currently 42 days)
2 years or more but less than 3 years - 120 days (currently 56 days)
3 years or more but less than 4 years - 120 days (currently 84 days)
4 years or more but less than 5 years - 120 days (currently 112 days)
5 years or more but less than 6 years - 140 days (no change)
6 years or more but less than 7 years - 168 days (no change
7 years or more but less than 8 years - 196 days (no change)
8 years or more - 224 days (no change)
 
Sarenco said:
Here's the full list of changes to notice periods proposed in the SocDem Bill:-

Length of Tenancy - Notice from Landlord
Less than 6 months - 90 days (currently 28 days)
6 or more months but less than 1 year - 90 days (currently 35 days)
1 year or more but less than 2 years - 120 days (currently 42 days)
2 years or more but less than 3 years - 120 days (currently 56 days)
3 years or more but less than 4 years - 120 days (currently 84 days)
4 years or more but less than 5 years - 120 days (currently 112 days)
5 years or more but less than 6 years - 140 days (no change)
6 years or more but less than 7 years - 168 days (no change
7 years or more but less than 8 years - 196 days (no change)
8 years or more - 224 days (no change)
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That has the backing of all the opposition parties seeing FF are backing it you can be sure FG have no Issues allowing it through,
 
Airbnb and corporate agents must be rubbing their hands. More landlords going to be avoiding letting now and doing Airbnb or corporate if they can get it.

We live in a new age now where you can't say what you think or Twitter will pounce on you. And on Twitter you have to be a she because guess what, you can't say what you think on that either. We must all be bleeding hearts of the mob will be out in force. And its just going to get worse.
And politicians just have to give in or they will be hung from the Twitter tree. Common sense counts for nothing. Numbers in the Twitter gang is King.
 
Gee all the moaners are out today.

As a landlord I have no problem with what this bill proposes, I do have a problem which it ignores, namely the difficulties in evicting a non paying tenant.

That rather than extended notice periods will have landlords considering Airbnb.
 
PaxmanK said:
Airbnb and corporate agents must be rubbing their hands. More landlords going to be avoiding letting now and doing Airbnb or corporate if they can get it.
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They are certainly possible impacts if these proposals become effective. The other possible result of extending the required notice periods is that an increasing number of would-be-landlords will simply leave their properties vacant.

As the SCSI said last week:

“We estimate that for every three landlords who are selling their buy to let property in Dublin only one new landlord is entering the market. Two thirds of private landlords own just one property and increasingly they seem to be of the view that it’s simply more hassle than its worth. Whether it’s due to the rent cap, complex regulations, a punitive tax regime, or a combination of all three, they are voting with their feet.”
 
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cremeegg said:
Gee all the moaners are out today.

As a landlord I have no problem with what this bill proposes, I do have a problem which it ignores, namely the difficulties in evicting a non paying tenant.

That rather than extended notice periods will have landlords considering Airbnb.
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The frog in the pot. :)
 
Delboy said:
But it won't and thats the general beef from the so-called 'moaners'
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Armchair moaners ,
Do you know any of the Moaners who have lobbied the Social Democrats to include a section in the Bill on Problem Tenants if the had I would expect it would be in there, The moaners support the Parties who have the Law the way it is,

The Social Democrats are not in power you know,
If you look at Europe you will find Laws the moaners would like were brought is by Parties like the Social Democrats,
You will find Ireland and the Usa for some reason have people who Vote for parties
who in power act against them ,
 
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RETIRED2017 said:
Armchair moaners ,
Do you know any of the Moaners who have lobbied the Social Democrats to include a section in the Bill on Problem Tenants if the had I would expect it would be in there, The moaners support the Parties who have the Law the way it is,

The Social Democrats are not in power you know,
If you look at Europe you will find Laws the moaners would like were brought is by Parties like the Social Democrats,
You will find Ireland and the Usa for some reason have people who Vote for parties
who in power act against them ,
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The government has introduced what many would feel is unbalanced legislation regarding the rental sector. The Social Democrats are now doing the same supported by all opposition parties. Who do you suggest 'the moaners' vote for?
 
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