RTB Case studies

Basically, yes, I think so.

You could always run the argument that the new arrangement with the sibling/neice/nephew is not registrable because it's not a "tenancy" but rather e.g. a caretaker's agreement that lacks any of the hallmarks of a tenancy. But if it comes to a row the Tribunal is unlikely to be sympathetic to this argument, so I wouldn't rely on it unless I was prepared to take it to court.
 
TomEdison said:
The organised operation is more likely to have policies and protocols in place for dealing with situation before they arise, rather than responding to them in a reactive way. Those involved are more likely to have had some kind of training, and are less likely to react on an emotional level to misbehaving or unreasonable tenants. And there will be better documentation, better record-keeping, better paper trails.
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Yes, details from an RTE report on Cluid here - gives could information as to the scale of these charities and AHBs now. Can easily afford to take the RTB to the High Court which may be another issue.

1. CEO, former FG Senator Averil Power, on a salary of nearly €200k. She was formerly the chairperson of the Irish Cancer Society.
2. Employs 390 people
3. Assets worth €3.5 billion
4. Profit after interest payments of €31 milllion
5. Revenues of €88 million
6. Over 15,000 properties - much bigger than IRES Reit for example with 3,600
 
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