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Tobexin:
in all the advantages of living in an unfurnished apartment surpasses the one of furnished. You have the choice to furnish the apartment to your taste. Furnished apartment are more expensive than unfurnished apartment whereby the addition money you used in paying for a furnished apartment could be used in buying property that would be yours and you have the choice of disposing it for any amount u wish to sell on Facebook market or carry it along to a new apartment.

Here is the mathematics

In the northeast two bed room flat unfurnished cost £350-£400 while furnished apartment costs between £550-£600. If you stay in a furnished apartment let say for 12months and you are paying £550 PCM for same flat u could pay £400 for if it was unfurnished, the extra £150 u paid for it being furnished if calculated is £1800. If you want to furnish your house to good taste £1800 is more than enough for you and all this property belongs to you. The benefits of getting an unfurnished house surpasses a furnished one. If one have the money to furnish one should go for an unfurnished one.

Tobexin:
in all the advantages of living in an unfurnished apartment surpasses the one of furnished. You have the choice to furnish the apartment to your taste. Furnished apartment are more expensive than unfurnished apartment whereby the addition money you used in paying for a furnished apartment could be used in buying property that would be yours and you have the choice of disposing it for any amount u wish to sell on Facebook market or carry it along to a new apartment.

Here is the mathematics

In the northeast two bed room flat unfurnished cost £350-£400 while furnished apartment costs between £550-£600. If you stay in a furnished apartment let say for 12months and you are paying £550 PCM for same flat u could pay £400 for if it was unfurnished, the extra £150 u paid for it being furnished if calculated is £1800. If you want to furnish your house to good taste £1800 is more than enough for you and all this property belongs to you. The benefits of getting an unfurnished house surpasses a furnished one. If one have the money to furnish one should go for an unfurnished one.

Tobexin:
in all the advantages of living in an unfurnished apartment surpasses the one of furnished. You have the choice to furnish the apartment to your taste. Furnished apartment are more expensive than unfurnished apartment whereby the addition money you used in paying for a furnished apartment could be used in buying property that would be yours and you have the choice of disposing it for any amount u wish to sell on Facebook market or carry it along to a new apartment.

Here is the mathematics

In the northeast two bed room flat unfurnished cost £350-£400 while furnished apartment costs between £550-£600. If you stay in a furnished apartment let say for 12months and you are paying £550 PCM for same flat u could pay £400 for if it was unfurnished, the extra £150 u paid for it being furnished if calculated is £1800. If you want to furnish your house to good taste £1800 is more than enough for you and all this property belongs to you. The benefits of getting an unfurnished house surpasses a furnished one. If one have the money to furnish one should go for an unfurnished one.

fatima04:
Hahaha it seems people are giving up on deposit easily because of Children, why now. I have always gotten my deposit back. Infact I just assisted my sister in writing to DPS and we WON.

We were willing to part with half of the deposit because of the dampness etc but the agents became greedy and at the point of the claim, they submitted a quote more than the value of the deposit. We just vex and challenged with email evidence of the complaints and all oo and bam we got the money back.

One good thing I learnt from everyone here when I landed was make sure your complaint is formal and documented and that was what helped with the claim.

fatima04:
Hahaha it seems people are giving up on deposit easily because of Children, why now. I have always gotten my deposit back. Infact I just assisted my sister in writing to DPS and we WON.

We were willing to part with half of the deposit because of the dampness etc but the agents became greedy and at the point of the claim, they submitted a quote more than the value of the deposit. We just vex and challenged with email evidence of the complaints and all oo and bam we got the money back.

One good thing I learnt from everyone here when I landed was make sure your complaint is formal and documented and that was what helped with the claim.

fatima04:
Hahaha it seems people are giving up on deposit easily because of Children, why now. I have always gotten my deposit back. Infact I just assisted my sister in writing to DPS and we WON.

We were willing to part with half of the deposit because of the dampness etc but the agents became greedy and at the point of the claim, they submitted a quote more than the value of the deposit. We just vex and challenged with email evidence of the complaints and all oo and bam we got the money back.

One good thing I learnt from everyone here when I landed was make sure your complaint is formal and documented and that was what helped with the claim.

fatima04:
Hahaha it seems people are giving up on deposit easily because of Children, why now. I have always gotten my deposit back. Infact I just assisted my sister in writing to DPS and we WON.

We were willing to part with half of the deposit because of the dampness etc but the agents became greedy and at the point of the claim, they submitted a quote more than the value of the deposit. We just vex and challenged with email evidence of the complaints and all oo and bam we got the money back.

One good thing I learnt from everyone here when I landed was make sure your complaint is formal and documented and that was what helped with the claim.

justwise:
Always make that the landlord put your deposit in tenancy deposit protection scheme, every city council has it and you will be given a certificate , the landlord will not have control over that deposit.

fatima04:
Hahaha it seems people are giving up on deposit easily because of Children, why now. I have always gotten my deposit back. Infact I just assisted my sister in writing to DPS and we WON.

We were willing to part with half of the deposit because of the dampness etc but the agents became greedy and at the point of the claim, they submitted a quote more than the value of the deposit. We just vex and challenged with email evidence of the complaints and all oo and bam we got the money back.

One good thing I learnt from everyone here when I landed was make sure your complaint is formal and documented and that was what helped with the claim.

RalphJean:
That was how one landlord wanted to keep my deposit too. Dude became too greedy.
I appealed. Attached evidence and emails.
The day I won that case, I was thrilled. A couple of days later, I saw £1,120 in my bank account.
Wallahi I had an orgasmic wonderful feeling.

Lexusgs430:
Very important..... Once you move into a property, before you start setting it up. Take pictures from all angles and store..........

Would come in very handy, when the legal tussle commences........

Very true, no point fighting verbally.... Let your laptop/smartphone, type them a detailed formal love letter.......

Aphrodite007:
This!!

This is what saved me. When I moved in here I just did video recording of everything and kept it. I’m waiting for the child of God that will take me to court for not paying my full rent (I deducted the money for repairs out of my rent) so I’ll submit evidence. I’ve even been begging them to but they are reluctant cos they know I have evidence.

Sweet!

TRAY2:
I hope this gives hope to some people here, I still can’t believe I am now a home owner and a brand new car 2020 plate car, also undergoing a fully funded post graduate clinical course in University of Leeds from my Trust, just within my 20 months stay in the UK. Mehn this country has been good to me. Anything is possible.

veleta:
Rightmove app is better than Zoopla. You can download the app in your phone or tab.Council tax are usually for policing, refuse collection, lighting of streets, maintenance of parks, fire servicing, subsidizing local transports and so on. Its from band A to F. Bands A are cheaper followed by B, C and the farther the more expensive.
I would advise you physically inspect a house before moving in. Also check energy rating too its very important, it ranges from A to F, the higher the energy rating that's A, B or C the better cos it means the house is well insulated hence, won't require much heating except in winter.
Also when signing tenancy agreement, its better to sign for 6 months so that you won't be stuck in the property if along the line you are not comfortable and want to move out.
If I remember anything I would chip it in.

Inkredible:
Unfurnished properties is not for everyone tbh. Personally, I prefer that. I like space and minimalistic décor is everything to me.

When well thought out, you'll never buy wetin you no need.

Bed, mattress, furniture are huge comfort investments that you'll need to find out what best works for you. One man's mattress may be another man's backbreaker.

That said, it's financially tasking depending on your acquired taste. Also, moving houses can be a daunting task having to move all that stuff as well.

But all Malam, to their kettle.

Inkredible:
Congratulations Chief. Remain blessed and prosperous.


I been wan come out but them go just finish me here

flinton:
I am not ooo, I just met a hospitable nairalander.
minutes of call with wifey, our lives has been made alot easier
Give it up to Omopapa, thank you brother!

omopapa:
pleasure is mine bro, we go paint the town red when things Don calm.

Umarwy Na him be the bros for area

LagosismyHome:
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Lexusgs430:
If rent is going to be deducted for rent repairs. Prior to deductions, give your landlord notice of intent, prior to deductions..... So it gives the landlord enough time to do right......

Once you start issuing letters of intent, your landlord starts getting your drift........

Aphrodite007:
I did- I sent all 5 of them. Baba thought I was bluffing. He only reacted when his money was missing. LoL

Aphrodite007:
I did- I sent all 5 of them. Baba thought I was bluffing. He only reacted when his money was missing. LoL

RalphJean:
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justwise:
Always make sure that the landlord put your deposit in tenancy deposit protection scheme, every city council has it and you will be given a certificate , the landlord will not have control over that deposit.

erico2k2:
you do know they do not have to physically deposit the money there though, its all paper.However the house should know there is a wee fraud going about where an Estaate agent collects deposit from people and go burst!it happened to a mate of mine and up to 30 people were owed!

justwise:
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Do they have to?