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Good point, who's doing the math here??

From: J P 05 March 2019 10:41 AM

Proper screening and referencing should determine your decision, whether they are on benefits or not. I am sure a good % of the 20% of tenants on DSS in the PRS are not in arrears and are good tenants. Its not the governments property to play with. Landlord and Agents do have the right to choose who they want in their property. Build more homes for DSS and you deal with them ...

From: J P 05 March 2019 10:37 AM

Is there a cap on what the council can pay? If the tenant has already signed and moved in, the price has been agreed and finalised. Surly this will cause an issue if the council deem it too much? The current system seemd to have floors all over it! I think they need to look at fixing it before worrying about removed no DSS notices!

From: J P 04 March 2019 15:09 PM

I have not had time to read all the above, but I do hear where you're coming from with your unfortunate situation. Tenants on benefits do need more support from such government schemes to cover utilities, especially with the constant price rises and these payment need to go straight to the landlord, but that being said, any type of tenants can make a mess and disrespect your property, I do see your point and the risks involved and there defiantly needs to be more support offered to landlords who are willing to accept DSS and UC etc.

From: J P 04 March 2019 14:17 PM

Surly the Landlords main objectives are to receive their desired rent amount, from a secure source and that the property is well looked after? If this rental money is coming directly from a government scheme, then i'd say this was pretty secure and whats to say they wont look after the property? If this is not the worry of the landlord, then they are only discriminating tenants who are not in full time employment? Unless there is anything else i'm missing? If the renal payments are not coming direct from the tenant on benefits, then I see this as a good move for agents, tenants and landlords.

From: J P 04 March 2019 12:36 PM

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