 Will anyone rent to a person with bad credit and no recent job history? |
I have money to buy a mobile home,but my situation is considered weird by some.
Married,but want to live by myself.... |
|
 Does building a fence add value to your home? |
| My husband and I want to put up a 6 foot wooden privacy fence starting at our back door and going around to the other side of the house, completely closing in the back yard. We are looking at about $... |
|
 What would you do? |
| OK. Say I live at the end of a street right on the lake, and you and your family move into the house next door that has a nice view of the lake through my property, but is not lake front property. T... |
|
 I need a 4br house to rent ASAP ! how can i find one? |
| i am in need of finding a 4br house! i am looking to move ASAP/no later than Aug.15th.my price range from min.$1100.-$1450.max for rent a month. please HELP!... |
|
 Is this mortgage too much? I think my MIL got taken for a ride? |
| Okay, I don't know much about mortgages, that's why I'm here. She purchased a home for 150k and is paying 1500 a month...that just sounds like way too much isn't it? In the end ... |
|
 Do I necessarily have to get a loan to buy a house? |
If you have more than 20% for down payment, then is it still necessary to get a loan? For what other reasons would one get a loan to buy a house?
Additional Details
A loan officer is ... |
|
 Landlord asking for too much personal info on application? |
| We are looking for a rental. We have tons of assets and the perspective landlord knows this. He gave us a credit application. We forwarded it to him and he then asked for our birthdates. This ... |
|
 What can I do about noiseyneighbors in my apartment building? Los Angeles here!!? |
| The neighbors that live below me play music all the time. It thimps with bass and I can barely watch TV or concentrate. I have tried to talk with them, but no luck. I've reported them to the ... |
|
 We're renting a townhome from Remax realty in Chesapeake Virginia that has big cockroaches, what will they do? |
| We started living at our new townhome (rental) on the 20th and there are cockroaches. We just moved in 2 nights ago and last night we saw 3 different ones run and scurry across the floor. The realtor ... |
|
 Ok.. FHA say's I'm approved for the loan. Closing is Set for this coming Tuesday. Title work has been ordered? |
| They have doen all the paper work W2's, Bank Statements, IRA funds, Credit Reports, ETC.. They called my employers this past wednesday to verify my employement.. Loan officer told me they would ... |
|
 On a 100% loan - what costs are the buyer responsible for? |
| I found a house I like while browsing. I had no plans to buy but now I am thinking about it. I have good credit and job history but no savings really. So I would need to do a 100% financed loan; ... |
|
 Tips for selling my house myself??? |
| My husband and I would like to sell our house without a Realtor. I understand that the process can be a difficult one. Any tips to make it sell faster? I will appreciate anything, from staging my ... |
|
 What advice do you have to offer when selling a home with out an agent? |
| A friend of mine is wanting to sell his home without a Realestate agent. What all should he do? Thanks.... |
|
 What's the typical down payment like on a condo? |
| I've heard the 10% figure tossed around quite a bit. I'm realistically looking at something in the $150,000-$200,000 range, probably in Florida. Is 10% pretty much standard or does it ... |
|
 How much would we need to earn per annum to get a £70,000 mortgage? |
How much would a bank realistically be looking at us (a couple) earning to grant us a mortgage? What about if just one of us is working?
Thanks!
(Trying to figure out whether ... |
|
 If I rent a room to somebody under 21 and they drink alcohol in the house am I responsible? |
I am renting out a room in my house and one of the potential renters is under 21. If he drinks alcohol in the house am I responsible if he gets pulled over?
Additional Details
Im in C... |
|
|  |
shano 2006 | We live in a 1 bedroom flat, but share the building with 3 other tenants.? |
Last night (Thursday) one of the tenants had people over. They talked loudly and had loud music on from 11:30pm until 5am. I told them to keep it down, but it simply started up again.
They also slam the doors constantly when entering/exiting the building.
is there anything else we can do? We intend to contact the landlord today, but are there any laws for this? |
 |
 
Osei A
|
First off, if they made noise till 5am, you should have called the police. If you didn't do it then, you really can't get the police involved now. Besides, you will not have much of a case if this "party" happened only once.
In any case "slamming doors constantly" doesn't rank high because it could have been any one of your neighbours. You couldn't prove it was the residents of Flat A, could you?
Your best bet is to speak to your landlord to have a word with them. Making a formal complaint to your local council is not a good idea considering your case, and the police are not an option until the partying starts again.
Bear in mind one thing though - should you decide to pursue a formal complaint, you must be very wary of making the slightest noise. I filed such a complaint once, and it turned out, a week later, that my neighbours lodged a similar complaint against me because my child kept them awake with her midnight crying.
Communicate first, a formal complaint must be your last resort - remember, you still have to live in the building with them. |
|
katt121
 |
You could call the council if they are constantly noisy - however its your landlord that really needs to take action. Talk to the other 2 tenants if all 3 of you complain it will hold more weight. |
|
Chips 121
 |
Yes, there are laws, chat to landlord first. If not resolved speak to environmental health, they can enforce reasonable behaviour and sieze hi fi etc, or police can issue harrassment order, good luck,. You must be seen to be reasonable by giving them the chance first to comply. |
|
teddy
 |
If in UK, contact the local council and they should be able to have a word with the tenants, if no joy, contact the police and tell them they are being anti social and could they come and sort them out |
|
Nick G
|
Firstly, discuss it kindly in person a few times.
Your council will have and Environmental Enforcement department or something like that. Look at their website. Here is an example from one council: http://www.lewisham.gov.uk/Environment/Pollution/NoisePollution/NoisyNeighbours.htm .
You can also ask for help from the police. This is the sort of thing which the Safer Neighbourhood scheme should assist with. Each ward has it's own named police officers. This information will be available from your local police force's website. Here is an example: http://www.met.police.uk/saferneighbourhoods/boroughs/lewisham/saferneighbourhoods.htm#00AZGX .
Your landlord can remind the tenant of the terms and conditions of the contract. However, the landlord has not liability for his tenants. It is probably a clause in the tenancy agreement that he can evict them, but the cost of finding new tenants, etc., means it is unlikely.
I hope you find this helpful.
Good luck.
Nick
:) |
|
alta
 |
You have the right to enjoy a quiet life. Speak to your landlord, there is a clause in your contract that you must ahere to regarding noise. This will be in the other tenants contract. Your landlord can give the tenants a warning, and can evict them if they do not comply.
The other thing is you can always move, if nothing gets better. |
|
Kim H
|
yes there is after 12 am the music has 2 be turned down, if after 12am thay don't after telling them nice you can phone the police thay will come out and tell them 2 turn if down and warn them also if you can tape it from when it starts untill it stops so you can show the police and the landlord, you will end this , thats the law. good luck i hope i helped |
|
Happihawkeye
 |
There are anti-social laws in place now so that the police can be called and can take action.
For unreasonable noise at unreasonable times, you should call the police as soon as possible, so they can visit the noise maker immediately.
xx |
|
charlie
 |
You are now "morally" right to take this to the environmental health/noise abatement department of your local council. If you want it dealing with straight away, report it as a disturbance to the local police. (Use the local police station number, not 999)
Consider the possibility of it just being a one-off though, it could end up being more aggro than it's actually worth.
If you get no joy, consider fighting fire with fire. Put your music on at 5am so they can't get any sleep either. They'll soon give it up. |
|
Let me tell u something
|
Call the police to arrest em. |
|
| |
|
| | |
| Questions List |
Answers | Last Post
| | | |
10 | 24 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
9 | 55 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
10 | 3 hour(s) ago
| | | |
10 | 8 hour(s) ago
| | | |
10 | 9 hour(s) ago
| | | |
10 | 11 hour(s) ago
| | | |
10 | 1 day(s) ago
| | | |
10 | 4 day(s) ago
| | | |
10 | 6 day(s) ago
| | | |
10 | 2 week(s) ago
| |
|
Homepage 
Financial
Forum 
Renting & Real Estate 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
