I've received a two month section 21 notice on my property, which I've been living in for many years.
This has brought forward our plans for moving. I was looking forward to remaining in situ with a 3 year energy deal established in 2021 until 2024.
I'm in the fortunate position where I'm now looking at purchasing property as a cash buyer while this Section 21 counts down on us.
I'm wondering what the actual damage will be staying beyond our section 21 end date will be. We're cash buying our next property as soon as we can find something that isn't crap and overpriced in this market.
It looks like a negative reference is nothing to worry about for us. We're wondering about taking it 'to the edge' against our landlord and contesting the section 21. What are the downsides of doing so versus surrendering our property in two months?
Looks like our landlord miscalculated doing a section 21 on us rather than hike our rent / have a frank discussion about what's happening with the property.
From what little I've read, sounds like we may as well remain in situ, paying rent, while we pursue a home purchase at our leisure.
This has brought forward our plans for moving. I was looking forward to remaining in situ with a 3 year energy deal established in 2021 until 2024.
I'm in the fortunate position where I'm now looking at purchasing property as a cash buyer while this Section 21 counts down on us.
I'm wondering what the actual damage will be staying beyond our section 21 end date will be. We're cash buying our next property as soon as we can find something that isn't crap and overpriced in this market.
It looks like a negative reference is nothing to worry about for us. We're wondering about taking it 'to the edge' against our landlord and contesting the section 21. What are the downsides of doing so versus surrendering our property in two months?
Looks like our landlord miscalculated doing a section 21 on us rather than hike our rent / have a frank discussion about what's happening with the property.
From what little I've read, sounds like we may as well remain in situ, paying rent, while we pursue a home purchase at our leisure.