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What are your rights if a maintenance or repair job goes wrong?

19 March, 20140 Comments

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Cowboy builders and other types of rogue tradesmen are a well known and distressing problem for home owners, but what if you’re a landlord? As a landlord, you’re not simply responsible for the maintenance and repair of your property, but bear the much greater responsibility of ensuring that your tenant’s home is maintained in good

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