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Originally Posted by R1cho
Thanks for the advice and info guys, whats taken me aback the most and got me worried is today people turned up to view the house and we had no idea they were coming, it wasn't the best day for them to come as my baby girl was having a bad day, i had a word witht he people that wanted to view the house and told them today was a bit inconvenient and the reason why and that we hadn't even been informed they were coming round, so they are now coming around tomorrow, If i could get a mortgage i'd buy the place myself but bad credit history which i had improved on until having to spend so much time at hospital prevents it, it's not like i cant afford it, i manage to pay the £500 a month rent no problems.
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Paul can advise better but you are under no obligation to let these people in without proper notice. This landlord is clearly a muppet.
You may not want to upset the situation but as Colin says, you need to understand what the landlords intention are, because he may be selling it as an investment property, but either way its in his best interests to have your co-operation, but equally you are entitled to a bit of fair notice of a viewing.
But do follow what Paul says....you've also got to bear in mind where you stand if, for example, he sells with you as a sitting tenant, but then the new owner jacks the rent up or acts the goat somehow.....doesn't leave you many options, but depends on how your rent is funded....might be better to discuss with PaulP via PM.