What annoys me is:
G wasn’t even consulted and didn’t have the chance to meet the people before the contract was signed.
They are in their early twenties (G is 35) and G thinks it will be like student living again.
G’s landlady seems to have done nothing about things like gas certificates, which are a legal requirement if you are renting out a property and don’t live there.
Suddenly all the bills have to be transferred into the tenants names and G will go from paying a fixed rent every month that includes bills to having to work out amongst three of them what they each need to pay (and get the money).
I am so unimpressed.
In other news, I saw this in the London Paper yesterday. Is it just me or have they potentially ruined some small child’s surprise Christmas gifts. I am surprised they didn’t get a zoom lens and then print Kate Moss’s entire shopping list. (Click on the image to read the helpful listing of what she bought…)
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8 comments:
I remember those days of living in rented accomodation with an ever changing array of house-mates. Not the easiest......maybe you need a lodger?!
Time for G to move in with you methinks ;-) TFx
TF got in before me!
I think it is written in the stars that G should move in with you....
And something you could suggest as a christmas surprise?
;-)
Here, Here, Kahless, wise words. Random do you hear us ? What you got to lose? TFx
But, but all of you are ganging up on me! And are perhaps being paid by G?!!
I leave my blog unattended for a few hours and look what happens.
I will ponder. An offer to move in isn't quite to easy to take back as other Christmas presents methinks, so not a decision to take lightly...
An offer is for life (maybe) not just for Christmas!
Maybe you spend too much time pondering????
Go for it! I am sure TF would agree with me and that is 2 against 1, so there!
Yep! Stop pondering and get your butt into gear! :) TFx
kahless and TF- I always have to ponder things. It is my nature! I can't possibly do something without thinking through every single implication of it and then doign that all over again (and again) before making a decision based on the pros and cons (in list form).
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