Landlord moved someone into our apartment!

Frank Black

djimi wrote: »

You can blow it off as a nothing issue all you want; it might be a minor issue to you, but most people would feel that while they are paying rent for a property they have a right to expect exclusive use of said property, and the OP is quite right to feel aggrieved abuot this.

The relevant point in all of this is that the OP doesn't want or need exclusive use of the property at all - so waht has he to feel agreeved about?

If he hadn't called around there he wouldn't even know there was someone else moving in and he wouldn't be on here complaining.
He doesn't want to use the property, he's living somewhere else so what does it matter to him what's happening with the property now.

All you can offer as to reasons why the OP should be upset is a load of hypothetical scenarios which don't actually apply in this situation at all.

Daith

Frank Black wrote: »

All you can offer as to reasons why the OP should be upset is a load of hypothetical scenarios which don't actually apply in this situation at all.

Cos he's paying rent on the property. Which has been said multiple times. Why are you ignoring that point?

Anyway it's been sorted. Well done to the OP.

Bey0nd

Frank Black wrote: »

The relevant point in all of this is that the OP doesn't want or need exclusive use of the property at all - so waht has he to feel agreeved about?

Sure do you mind if I drive your car around while you're not using it? And is it okay if I live/sleep in your house while you're at work? Sure you're not using them so why would you mind?

Frank Black wrote: »

If he hadn't called around there he wouldn't even know there was someone else moving in and he wouldn't be on here complaining.

Sure that way, if your wife/girlfriend cheats on you and you never find out, then they're not doing anything wrong!

Frank Black wrote: »

He doesn't want to use the property, he's living somewhere else so what does it matter to him what's happening with the property now.

Irrelevant. You're drowning in irrelevant points, Frank.

Sligo1

Frank Black wrote: »

All you can offer as to reasons why the OP should be upset is a load of hypothetical scenarios which don't actually apply in this situation at all.

But these hypothetical scenarios could have possibly applied between now and dec 14th.... I mean, I don't for one minute believe you can read the future.... If you can, I want to make a booking please....

runawaybishop

Frank Black wrote: »

The relevant point in all of this is that the OP doesn't want or need exclusive use of the property at all - so waht has he to feel agreeved about?

If he hadn't called around there he wouldn't even know there was someone else moving in and he wouldn't be on here complaining.
He doesn't want to use the property, he's living somewhere else so what does it matter to him what's happening with the property now.

All you can offer as to reasons why the OP should be upset is a load of hypothetical scenarios which don't actually apply in this situation at all.

What's hypothetical about being 700 euro out of pocket and paying for someone else's' esb and gas?

Julez

@Frank Black


The mind really boggles, how you think this is OK is crazy, I can't tell if you're taking the piss to wind people up or not. Nothing about this situation is OK. I can't imagine the new tennant would be happy to know that someone still has keys and is still in a lease on that same property either. There is no excuse on the LL part.

petes

Sligo1 wrote: »

I mean, I don't for one minute believe you can read the future.......

I don't think they can read the thread let alone the future!