Indeed not.tenant is robbing houses or shops to sell items to buy food for kids, does that lessen the illegality of what they do
So you would be happy to be out of pocket and leave tenant retain your house for two years plus. Doubly punish yourself? Fair play.The same applies for an overholding tenant.
Indeed.Simple as.
I ran a property rental business for many years,Have either of ye got tenants?
Is it though? When you have Government organisations advising people to overhold, the line has gotten pretty blurred https://www.oireachtas.ie/en/debates/debate/dail/2022-10-26/21/.The tenant not paying rent is illegal. The tenant over holding his illegal.
Yes. Agreed. Legal action, not thuggery.you would continue to try and evict them and start action to do so
Actually this would be completely legal, at least if you marched them down to the local Garda station rather than Mountjoy.Indeed not.
So would you take it upon yourself to arrest the shop lifter in your local corner shop, put handcuffs on them, declare them guilty and march them off to the 'joy?
Of course you wouldn't; you would follow the correct process.
The same applies for an overholding tenant.
I'm giving it as a scenario. If I want a property back, serve notice and the tenant refuses to leave but keeps paying rent, I'm not going to change my mind and say era stay in the house altogether and whenever you decide to leave, I'd really appreciate it.
No, you would continue to try and evict them and start action to do so. I would expect a deterioration in relations as a result and no rent to be paid. That's how I would see the scenario all playing out.
A non paying tenant and a tenant who refuses to leave a property. I know many many landlords and most if not all have encountered either or both.That's a worse case scenario it mostly likely won't happen. Since statistically most leave.
A non paying tenant and a tenant who refuses to leave a property. I know many many landlords and most if not all have encountered either or both.
What if the broken egg takes over the egg box and you can't access the eggs for 3 years?And? Can't make omelettes without breaking an egg now and then. Statistically most tenancies do not end badly.
Classic eggs-ample of an analogy having run its course...What if the broken egg takes over the egg box and you can't access the eggs for 3 years?
Meanwhile you still get a monthly bill from your egg supplier that you have to pay and various costs of running your omelette restaurant, with no income from selling any omelettes.
Government legislates against you removing the bad egg without going through a 3 year process.......
What if the broken egg takes over the egg box and you can't access the eggs for 3 years?
Meanwhile you still get a monthly bill from your egg supplier that you have to pay and various costs of running your omelette restaurant, with no income from selling any omelettes.
Government legislates against you removing the bad egg without going through a 3 year process.......