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View all comments (1) I note your comments with great interest which have just come to my attention. As you are well aware we took over the management of the block on instruction from the Freeholder. At that point in time there was no monies in the management account for the development to pay their bills. Not even any insurance. We had to take immediate action to protect other residents. Looking at the accounts going forward with what was due to be paid out and there was no alternative but to increase the mo ...

View all comments (1) We do not know who this supposed client is and we have never had an office at the address to which they refer. There is another estate agent located in the adjoining building. ...

View all comments (2) The person writing this comment, is 'known' to us, was not the Vendor, we have never acted for this person, and therefore this comment has no relevance to this website or our company. ...

View all comments (1) We do not have an office at 252 Finney Lane. I am alarmed that an 'unknown' individual would claim that I have sent out a rude email. Not only is this is unprofessional, but I feel this to be an untruth, I endeavour to be factual and if 'mac' would like to provide the rude email to which he refers I would be happy to deal with it accordingly. We endeavour to be honest, straightforward and truthful at all times. ...

View all comments (1) A full inventory was undertaken and a tenant has a duty in accordance with the terms of the lease to look after landlords property allowing for "Normal" wear and tear. If the house is left dirty and damaged then yes your deposit is at risk. It is not company policy to hang onto monies, however the landlord has/had right to be reimbursed so as he/she can make the necessary repairs/cleaning.. This situation would not occur now due the tenancy scheme now in place nationally. The tenant w ...