return of bond
Tenancy Deposits

okanagan
okanagan
2 Thanks
173 Posts
15 years ago
0
My tenants moved in dec 2005, during the corgi inspection of Nov 2006 the engineer condemned and disconnected my lovely coal effect gas fire as there were insufficient coals. The tenant stated her child had chewed up most of the coals and so she threw them. Now they are moving out and seem to have forgotten about the fire and expect ALL their bond back. I have been told that I cannot replace the coals for the fire as they need to be specific for that one and therefore the whole fire needs replacing. My question is...... Should I replace the fire and take this out of their bond........compronise and just take half the replacement cost .or just write it off? What would you do?

Please Login

You must be logged in to participate in our forums, to continue please login below.

Not a member? From only £99 you can join in the discussion and get access to member's only resources and services.

As the home for landlords, the NRLA are here to help you save time, save money, and stay compliant. NRLA membership gives you access to a vast range of expertise, resources, and exclusive member benefits and savings, designed to help and empower members. We also play a pivotal role in campaigning and championing the interests of landlords.