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Got Notice From Landlady, Hard to find place for Family. :(

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  • 23-05-2018 5:48pm
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    andysom
    Registered Users Posts: 1 ✭


    Hey, I am staying with family in Dublin for 2 yrs (same apartment) and got notice (2months) from landlady to leave the apartment as she planned to come back to her own apartment. I am searching the place for my family (me, spouse and 2 kids) but no luck yet. Looks like Real Estate Agent and Landlord do not want to the family person (my experience ). 
    So I don't find the place to leave then what should I do?


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    _brendand_
    Registered Users Posts: 123 ✭✭_brendand_


    It's certainly a tough situation, for everybody involved in finding new properties to rent. I haven't seen that there's any particular bias against families, but landlords do want to see that you can afford the rent and have good references, both employment wise and from your previous landlord. What sort of budget do you have? Expect to pay 2000 euro + for the kind of accommodation you'd require. Look far and wide, as long as you can get to work in a reasonable time. You can't afford to be picky unfortunately. It sucks and no-one has any idea when it will get better.


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    Xterminator
    Registered Users Posts: 4,738 ✭✭✭Xterminator


    Hi Op

    Can you move further outside dublin and commute a little further? should help you find a place as the demand isnt as savage.


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    Creol1
    Registered Users Posts: 554 ✭✭✭Creol1


    Hopefully you will be able to get somewhere else but if you haven't been able to find somewhere in time you should be aware of your rights because if the landlady physically tries to remove you without appropriate legal authorisation that is unlawful.


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    Fol20
    Registered Users Posts: 3,624 ✭✭✭Fol20


    From a landlord point of view, there can be some bias toward only professionals. Nothing to do with the people, it’s just with kids, there is more wear and tear in a house or at least that’s what Iv noticed. Don’t get me wrong some family keep the house in perfect condition but on average kids tend to wear down a place quicker than professionals. You’ll get there eventually, on the bonus side of things Iv noticed family’s tend to stay longer in a place so there’s less downtime in between tenancies


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