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By *aughtyTippcpl OP   Couple  over a year ago

Nearby

So,, the landlord called and gave us our months notice

He wants to do up the house to sell it. I've gone to every estate agent and all I'm told is "there's nothing available".

I'm losing sleep, my appetite, and my mind with worry . Feel like there's nowhere to turn

I know this is a non fab issue but I'm going out of my mind. Sorry for the sleep deprived rant

Tina

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Sorry to hear that - something will turn up

Chin up - I know easier said that done but trust me it will

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By *aughtyTippcpl OP   Couple  over a year ago

Nearby


"Sorry to hear that - something will turn up

Chin up - I know easier said that done but trust me it will "

Xxx

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

How long are u there if over 2 yrs its 56 days notice mite buy u sum more time.

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By *oghunter33Woman  over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of

My heart goes out to you. Moving house is stressful enough without this worry on top of it.

Spread the word, tell everyone your looking for a new place. This often leads to someone who knows someone who's auntie is having a house that she wants to rent out...it works. Don't give up!

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman  over a year ago

My town

Aww Tina ....... Put your name down in every letting agent .... Say to your landlord your looking but can they give you more time and as soon as you find somewhere ..... If they decent he should allow for that.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

awh that is just terrible. Truly sorry to hear about your problem.

what an awful situation to be caught in.

I really hope you come across something suitable soon.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Been in that exact situation..we got lucky to get a place with just a day to spare.

Its scary out there.

I feel for ye and genuinely wish ye luck x

Biker

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

So sorry to hear that, hope to god you find somewhere xxx

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Bummer.... Sorry that there is nothing I can do to help..... Hope you get sorted..

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Aww guys I don't know what to say.... If only I knew somebody who has a vacant house. I hope you find a place soon, all my thoughts are with you. Xxx

Ps. if he's a decent landlord, he'll give you a chance to find someplace, ask him to give you more time. Xx

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Theres sumthing else the landlord nay be doing is getting rid of u to put new tennents in only way he can get u out is to say his selling . Ask for proff its gone on the market

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Fairly sure the rules on selling using that excuse were toughened in the rental legislation last year. Citizens info maybe, or the prtb might have more info

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By *hocko87Man  over a year ago

dublin

I was told bye a landlord he can't force u out so stay till u get a place d Tennants has all d power .

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I was told bye a landlord he can't force u out so stay till u get a place d Tennants has all d power . "

Whoever told you that is not telling the truth.

Plus it's right the balance of power lies with tenants. Housing is a human right, the alternative is what? We go back to a situation where landlords can evict people like Victorian times and we wander the streets is it?

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By *aughtyTippcpl OP   Couple  over a year ago

Nearby

Thanks for all the kind replies guys

To answer u all in one go: we're only here since March, landlord said if we needed more time he could stretch it an extra 2 weeks for us.

House was on the market before we moved in (they kind of did us a favor letting us move in)

Its the time crunch that's putting the panic in me. We've been looking for somewhere else, and its like every time I'm told about a house "coming up" I go and enquire about it only to be told "oh that's gone already"

Frustration and panic are building in me as the days move on

Tina

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By *ki-dokiCouple  over a year ago

Tipp


"Theres sumthing else the landlord nay be doing is getting rid of u to put new tennents in only way he can get u out is to say his selling . Ask for proff its gone on the market "

Agent told us that landlord is coming back from UK and ask us to move. He gave us the letter that he's coming back. We moved out. The reason for that was that the price for other houses was 400euro more and because of new law he couln't rise our rent. But now is somebody else living in that house but not the ovner. So be carefull and ask for the proof that he is selling the house. And don't move oit till u will not get a oficial letter with the reason why he wants u to move out. And good luck with new home.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

. It's not a great situation not knowing what's next Hun. Put your name down with all the local housing agencies and as has been said let as many know your looking for somewhere as possible even the likes of buy and sell and gumtree have classifieds. If you ask your landlord at the minute to write up a reference too so you can hand into these places it helps them see your decent tenants.

Hopefully something suitable comes up xxxx

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By *urtydinnyMan  over a year ago

killarney

long shot

have a look around and if there is holiday lets they might be looking for long term lets

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By *aughtyTippcpl OP   Couple  over a year ago

Nearby


". It's not a great situation not knowing what's next Hun. Put your name down with all the local housing agencies and as has been said let as many know your looking for somewhere as possible even the likes of buy and sell and gumtree have classifieds. If you ask your landlord at the minute to write up a reference too so you can hand into these places it helps them see your decent tenants.

Hopefully something suitable comes up xxxx "

I have my name down with them all hun.

I know the house is for sale as its in the local estate agent window. And ppl have come to view it while I've been here

U see, we live in such a small town and its so hard to catch an available house because if someone is leaving a house their letting their friends know so they can get in and get their name down for it first

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

This happened twice to me when I was a student. Total pain, I hope you guys find somewhere close by.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Hope you get sorted soon x

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Sorry to hear that I am sure you will get something better soon

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By *ub_leitrim_guyMan  over a year ago

Out in the sticks

Well around here I always find the postman a great source for anything!

They know all the houses, which are empty etc, plus if people are leaving a rental shortly, as they have to fill in Forms to forward their mail to.

If I need a Plumber etc they know who does plumbing etc...

Might be worth a try??

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Well around here I always find the postman a great source for anything!

They know all the houses, which are empty etc, plus if people are leaving a rental shortly, as they have to fill in Forms to forward their mail to.

If I need a Plumber etc they know who does plumbing etc...

Might be worth a try??"

That's actually not a bad idea, worth a shot anyway!!

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By *ub_leitrim_guyMan  over a year ago

Out in the sticks


"Well around here I always find the postman a great source for anything!

They know all the houses, which are empty etc, plus if people are leaving a rental shortly, as they have to fill in Forms to forward their mail to.

If I need a Plumber etc they know who does plumbing etc...

Might be worth a try??

That's actually not a bad idea, worth a shot anyway!! "

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Oh darn!! Have posted something sensible, I do apologize!

Seriously though, they know all the houses, people etc!

Nothing to lose!!

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By *aughtyTippcpl OP   Couple  over a year ago

Nearby


"Well around here I always find the postman a great source for anything!

They know all the houses, which are empty etc, plus if people are leaving a rental shortly, as they have to fill in Forms to forward their mail to.

If I need a Plumber etc they know who does plumbing etc...

Might be worth a try??

That's actually not a bad idea, worth a shot anyway!! "

good thinking sub, thank u I'll see if I can nab him on his travels tomorrow

Tina

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Maybe you could move out the country a bit.... cheaper rents and more availability( around here anyway)... downside of course being extra transport costs etc...

Best of luck with it in any case

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

there is a lot to be said about owning your own house..not even a mortgage

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Word of mouth has worked best for me in the past. It is a worrying time op and sorry to hear you are going through it. I found my most stressful move was also my most organised as I had to stay busy to distract myself from the fact that the first property had fallen through and I was packing up with nowhere to go at one stage but when a property did come up I was moved in under a week as I was ready to go. Let us know how this works out please and best of luck with it.

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By *ub_leitrim_guyMan  over a year ago

Out in the sticks


"Well around here I always find the postman a great source for anything!

They know all the houses, which are empty etc, plus if people are leaving a rental shortly, as they have to fill in Forms to forward their mail to.

If I need a Plumber etc they know who does plumbing etc...

Might be worth a try??

That's actually not a bad idea, worth a shot anyway!!

good thinking sub, thank u I'll see if I can nab him on his travels tomorrow

Tina "

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You could open the door in your nightdress!

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There again you might not have a door in your nightdress!!

Best of luck!!!

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By *ub_leitrim_guyMan  over a year ago

Out in the sticks


"Well around here I always find the postman a great source for anything!

They know all the houses, which are empty etc, plus if people are leaving a rental shortly, as they have to fill in Forms to forward their mail to.

If I need a Plumber etc they know who does plumbing etc...

Might be worth a try??

That's actually not a bad idea, worth a shot anyway!!

good thinking sub, thank u I'll see if I can nab him on his travels tomorrow

Tina

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You could open the door in your nightdress!

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There again you might not have a door in your nightdress!!

Best of luck!!!"

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I hope that was the female I was replying to!!

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By *eenherebeforeMan  over a year ago

LONDON

I was in the same situation landlord told me she was selling but actually she only wanted me out so she could raise the rent by 200 quid! I was technically homeless for a month but for a good friend I would have been sleeping in my car! I was lucky to get somewhere. Try not to stressI know it's difficult not to though. Put your name to every letting agent Facebook the works.

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By *aughtyTippcpl OP   Couple  over a year ago

Nearby


"Well around here I always find the postman a great source for anything!

They know all the houses, which are empty etc, plus if people are leaving a rental shortly, as they have to fill in Forms to forward their mail to.

If I need a Plumber etc they know who does plumbing etc...

Might be worth a try??

That's actually not a bad idea, worth a shot anyway!!

good thinking sub, thank u I'll see if I can nab him on his travels tomorrow

Tina

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You could open the door in your nightdress!

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There again you might not have a door in your nightdress!!

Best of luck!!!

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I hope that was the female I was replying to!! "

Yes it is Tina ur replying to

Thing is though I don't wear a nightdress

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By *ub_leitrim_guyMan  over a year ago

Out in the sticks


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I hope that was the female I was replying to!!

Yes it is Tina ur replying to

Thing is though I don't wear a nightdress "

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OK... then himself so!! That would leave a lasting impression on the Postman and he wouldn't forget!

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By *aughtyTippcpl OP   Couple  over a year ago

Nearby


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I hope that was the female I was replying to!!

Yes it is Tina ur replying to

Thing is though I don't wear a nightdress

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OK... then himself so!! That would leave a lasting impression on the Postman and he wouldn't forget! "

thank u, I really needed a laugh

And picturing niall run after the postie wearing a nightdress was a tonic

Tina

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Get on to the - Hub Ireland on fb, they will advise and help you

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Does your local supermarket (Tesco/Super Valu etc.) have a notice board? There might be a house for let advertised on it. Worth a try. Good luck.

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By *ub_leitrim_guyMan  over a year ago

Out in the sticks


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OK... then himself so!! That would leave a lasting impression on the Postman and he wouldn't forget!

thank u, I really needed a laugh

And picturing niall run after the postie wearing a nightdress was a tonic

Tina "

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No problem and hope it raised your spirits a little!

Actually, I can picture you talking to the postie, and trying to keep a straight face at same time with the thoughts now implanted in your mind!!

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By *aughtyTippcpl OP   Couple  over a year ago

Nearby


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OK... then himself so!! That would leave a lasting impression on the Postman and he wouldn't forget!

thank u, I really needed a laugh

And picturing niall run after the postie wearing a nightdress was a tonic

Tina

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No problem and hope it raised your spirits a little!

Actually, I can picture you talking to the postie, and trying to keep a straight face at same time with the thoughts now implanted in your mind!! "

Ah stop, not going to be able to face him at all now

He'll probably end up self conscious wondering why I was battling not to laugh at him

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By *ub_leitrim_guyMan  over a year ago

Out in the sticks


"

OK... then himself so!! That would leave a lasting impression on the Postman and he wouldn't forget!

thank u, I really needed a laugh

And picturing niall run after the postie wearing a nightdress was a tonic

Tina

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No problem and hope it raised your spirits a little!

Actually, I can picture you talking to the postie, and trying to keep a straight face at same time with the thoughts now implanted in your mind!!

Ah stop, not going to be able to face him at all now

He'll probably end up self conscious wondering why I was battling not to laugh at him "

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By *he Kinky KinksCouple  over a year ago

Dublin-Kildare


"Thanks for all the kind replies guys

To answer u all in one go: we're only here since March, landlord said if we needed more time he could stretch it an extra 2 weeks for us.

House was on the market before we moved in (they kind of did us a favor letting us move in)

Its the time crunch that's putting the panic in me. We've been looking for somewhere else, and its like every time I'm told about a house "coming up" I go and enquire about it only to be told "oh that's gone already"

Frustration and panic are building in me as the days move on

Tina "

Ok, whatever he done you a favor or not, the fact remains he gave you a years contract.

Go to the prtb or ask him if you are registered, if you aren't he can't issue notice till you are registered (this you can do yourself)

Parallel to this, he won't be inclined to go the prtb if you are not registered as this will result in a €5,000 fine.

Talk to threshold and the prtb, plus let your landlord know you intend doing all this. These actions may force him to re-avaluate his own action in your tenancy eviction notice.

As you are under 6 months, and if he has you registered with the prtb (within 30 days of contract signing) there is nothing you can do I'm afraid.

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By *he Kinky KinksCouple  over a year ago

Dublin-Kildare


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there is a lot to be said about owning your own house..not even a mortgage "

You really that insensitive and "thick" as your name suggests to even post crap like this??????

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By *ub_leitrim_guyMan  over a year ago

Out in the sticks

Has postman arrived yet??

If not, don't be thinking about Niall when he does!!

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By *aughtyTippcpl OP   Couple  over a year ago

Nearby


"Has postman arrived yet??

If not, don't be thinking about Niall when he does!! "

Didn't see him this morning, he just popped it through my slot and left

Tina

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By *ub_leitrim_guyMan  over a year ago

Out in the sticks


"Has postman arrived yet??

If not, don't be thinking about Niall when he does!!

Didn't see him this morning, he just popped it through my slot and left

Tina "

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Darn! We'll be in suspenders until tomorrow now!!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Awh you poor thing, you haven't even been there long get onto your council and maybe even focus Ireland.

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By *aughtyTippcpl OP   Couple  over a year ago

Nearby


"Awh you poor thing, you haven't even been there long get onto your council and maybe even focus Ireland."

My case is being put up to the council today so hopefully something good will come of it

Its the waiting to find out is the killing part

Tina

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By *aughtyTippcpl OP   Couple  over a year ago

Nearby


"Has postman arrived yet??

If not, don't be thinking about Niall when he does!!

Didn't see him this morning, he just popped it through my slot and left

Tina

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Darn! We'll be in suspenders until tomorrow now!! "

I'm sure ur loving it

Don't like it myself, they pinch

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I'll keep my fingers crossed for you xx

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By *aughtyTippcpl OP   Couple  over a year ago

Nearby

Thank u xx

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By *ub_leitrim_guyMan  over a year ago

Out in the sticks


"Has postman arrived yet??

If not, don't be thinking about Niall when he does!!

Didn't see him this morning, he just popped it through my slot and left

Tina

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Darn! We'll be in suspenders until tomorrow now!!

I'm sure ur loving it

Don't like it myself, they pinch "

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Just Niall so!!

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By *ancylaceloverTV/TS  over a year ago

Limerick


"So,, the landlord called and gave us our months notice

He wants to do up the house to sell it. I've gone to every estate agent and all I'm told is "there's nothing available".

I'm losing sleep, my appetite, and my mind with worry . Feel like there's nowhere to turn

I know this is a non fab issue but I'm going out of my mind. Sorry for the sleep deprived rant

Tina "

Hopefully something will turn up however this crisis is right across the board. You may have to just refuse to leave. His House your home, get legal advice fight him

Best of luck

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Seems landlord has been more than fair and op has aknowledged that. So why do people advise to "fight him" or "refuse to leave"or "report him " etc. etc.

What wrong did he/she do to deserve that?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"So,, the landlord called and gave us our months notice

He wants to do up the house to sell it. I've gone to every estate agent and all I'm told is "there's nothing available".

I'm losing sleep, my appetite, and my mind with worry . Feel like there's nowhere to turn

I know this is a non fab issue but I'm going out of my mind. Sorry for the sleep deprived rant

Tina "

Didn't read all the other comments ... Happened to me - the landlord is father of a close friend..... It's ruthless - asked for another month wouldn't have it .... The sad reality is that's all they are obliged to give you for notice .... I was lucky and got sorted fingers crossed for you guys xx

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By *lassyFabulousCouple  over a year ago

Las Swings

What to do

If you have received a written notice of termination of tenancy and are unsure as to whether or not it is valid, contact your local Threshold office immediately.

If the notice is invalid, you should inform your landlord in writing that you will not be complying with the notice. Use the template letter in the Useful Downloads section of this page.

If you wish to challenge the notice you must refer a dispute to the RTB within 28 days of receipt of the notice.

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By *aughtyTippcpl OP   Couple  over a year ago

Nearby


"So,, the landlord called and gave us our months notice

He wants to do up the house to sell it. I've gone to every estate agent and all I'm told is "there's nothing available".

I'm losing sleep, my appetite, and my mind with worry . Feel like there's nowhere to turn

I know this is a non fab issue but I'm going out of my mind. Sorry for the sleep deprived rant

Tina

Didn't read all the other comments ... Happened to me - the landlord is father of a close friend..... It's ruthless - asked for another month wouldn't have it .... The sad reality is that's all they are obliged to give you for notice .... I was lucky and got sorted fingers crossed for you guys xx"

Thanks I hope all the crossed fingers will be of help and bring us luck xx

Tina

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By *lassyFabulousCouple  over a year ago

Las Swings

What to do

If your landlord threatens or attempts to remove you from your property, you should contact your local Threshold office immediately. Remember, a landlord may not take the law into his/her own hands.

Contact the Gardaí immediately if someone is using force to remove from your home

Contact the Residential Tenancies Board(RTB) and inform them of the fact that you are being illegal evicted.

Inform your landlord that you have been in contact with the RTB, Threshold and the Gardaí

Take a sound or video recording of the illegal eviction if you can do so without putting yourself at risk. You should also take photographs.

In order to prepare for a possible RTB hearing you should keep a log of events, record vehicle number plates, incoming phone numbers, Garda names and numbers etc.

Make a list of any items you have been denied access to or that have been damaged or lost during the illegal eviction and keep any receipts for replacements

Keep a record of any other expenses incurred as a direct result of the eviction such as B&B or hotel costs.

Get Advice xxx

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