From: Aaron Dwyer
Hi all
I am in the process of casually letting my property through an agent in order get my property tenanted. After that I'm going to manage.
With keys at 4 agents and me advertising it's taken 6 weeks to fill a fully renovated house.
Finally after 3 knockbacks by me, a good tenant (hopefully) has come along through one of the agents. LJH
I gave the go ahead for a lease to be drawn up and one of the parties of two that will be renting paid all their money and signed on the lease. LJH then gave them the key to the property.
A) without my consent.
B) without me even seeing the lease
C) without me even signing the lease
D) without the second tenant signing the lease
My question is.. is this a common practice.??? and is it legal???
I feel that until all parties are signed onto the lease then no key should be released to them.
They also gave them a blank condition report that I or LJH hadn't filled out yet. I thought that the tenants filled out the report last.
Ta
Aaron
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Aaron Dwyer
~ To know and not to do, is really not to know at all.
Hi all
I am in the process of casually letting my property through an agent in order get my property tenanted. After that I'm going to manage.
With keys at 4 agents and me advertising it's taken 6 weeks to fill a fully renovated house.
Finally after 3 knockbacks by me, a good tenant (hopefully) has come along through one of the agents. LJH
I gave the go ahead for a lease to be drawn up and one of the parties of two that will be renting paid all their money and signed on the lease. LJH then gave them the key to the property.
A) without my consent.
B) without me even seeing the lease
C) without me even signing the lease
D) without the second tenant signing the lease
My question is.. is this a common practice.??? and is it legal???
I feel that until all parties are signed onto the lease then no key should be released to them.
They also gave them a blank condition report that I or LJH hadn't filled out yet. I thought that the tenants filled out the report last.
Ta
Aaron
--
Aaron Dwyer
~ To know and not to do, is really not to know at all.
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