I would actually over stay for free.... (until kicked out).Wd40 wrote:This is a very common case. I know couple of friends who got into shit like this. Basically landlord in debt and recovery guys banging at your door.
Since the house is not legally rented out to you and that he is in debt trouble he is unlikely to pursue any legal action against you. Best thing to get out of this mess, you will most likely not get your deposit anyway. So just cut losses and find a better place.
Usual bait by such landlords is rent lower than market price and some of them actually set is very low and then in order to compensate ask for multiple months rental as deposit. If you have fallen for something like this you are doomed.
and if he keeps asking for rent, when you are covering your deposit period, don't go into legal mumbo jumbo .. just tell him "my company pay is delayed, we will get paid next month together .. " etc. etc.. like that to drag and pack your stuff offDert42 wrote:"I would actually over stay for free.... (until kicked out)."
Ditto. He's trying to screw you, screw him back.
If he's in financial troubles, he's unlikley to persue anything legally, plus it sounds like you're not even staying there legally, so he has nothing to go on.
Stay til your deposit money is recovered without paying anything additional then walk away with a flock of birds in the air.
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