mayz945 wrote:My neighbors here have un-expectantly been laid off and are planning on skipping town without telling the landlord a thing until they are out of the country. Just trying to look out for them - are there any reprocusions to doing something like this (apart from morally)? They seem to have been told it's a common occurrence. Can their singapore bank accounts be frozen if the landlord reports them?
They are probably leaving this way because they already know that they will not get their deposit back and that they are breaking the lease. The landlord may piss and moan but she/he doesn't have much recourse.mayz945 wrote:My neighbors here have un-expectantly been laid off and are planning on skipping town without telling the landlord a thing until they are out of the country. Just trying to look out for them - are there any reprocusions to doing something like this (apart from morally)? They seem to have been told it's a common occurrence. Can their singapore bank accounts be frozen if the landlord reports them?
this^^^^Strong Eagle wrote:... and if the LL's in Singapore weren't so damned insistent about refusing to accept escape clauses, it would be much easier for everyone involved.
very high! started another thread on moving large sums of money from SGD to USD and leaving the country lol..sundaymorningstaple wrote:I reckon it's mayz945 and not his neighbour. Odds?
I owe you a beer for that astute and perceptive observation old man.sundaymorningstaple wrote:I reckon it's mayz945 and not his neighbour. Odds?
Looks like a fair amount of exaggeration there... wall paints - fair wear and tear. Lost manuals? Don't leave them in the rented out unit... scratches on furniture? Unless deep deliberate and malicious that's fair wear and tear. condo cards and keys? Ask for them to be posted back - 10:1 the tenant has put them in the mailbox or handed them to the guard and he has them somewhere.rajagainstthemachine wrote:Is this you?
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A LL with reasonable grounds has a right of re-entry upon serving reasonable notice. Not just for rentals, same applies to leasehold property too (ie 100 or whatever years).PNGMK wrote:Now the real stickler - what the hell is the LL doing in the apartment while the lease is still valid? And how did they know the tenant has done a runner?
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