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Raphael Phillips
Raphael Phillips
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Raphael Phillips
What a load of rubbish. If Landlords cannot make their rental work financially, they need to sell. Can tell you that as an agent, if we don't do as the client asks us, they will find someone else that will.

From: Raphael Phillips 06 October 2023 07:57 AM

Raphael Phillips
Isn't that just irony? Website set up to monitor the integrity of Agents, but themselves stretching the truth.

From: Raphael Phillips 30 November 2022 07:25 AM

Raphael Phillips
The equipment is very expensive. You can do a quality virtual tour with any smart device with a wide angle lens and a steady hand. Maybe for top end properties where the fees are massive it might be economical but for many small agents the cost is way too high.

From: Raphael Phillips 25 May 2022 06:58 AM

Raphael Phillips
Oh an App. That's gonna revolutionise everything. Solve every problem. The investors should just burn their money instead.

From: Raphael Phillips 23 September 2021 11:41 AM

Raphael Phillips
A lot of things that we do that you don't charge for help build a long-term relationship between yourselves and the landlord. I'm not sure whether I agree with her on everything. Solicitors and accountants are highly qualified and spend many years studying. You can hardly compare that with a spotty 17-year-old in a cheap suit wanting to charge to wait for a gas engineer.

From: Raphael Phillips 26 August 2021 13:32 PM

Raphael Phillips
No doubt another price hike. At least Dick Turpin wore a mask.

From: Raphael Phillips 14 June 2021 09:04 AM

Raphael Phillips
Reputable letting agent will make sure they get acknowledgement that all the documents have been received. Anyone doing it themselves or employing the wrong agent will get caught out. I say good.

From: Raphael Phillips 08 June 2021 11:26 AM

Raphael Phillips
Animals damage properties. Cat pull up the carpet and furniture will be wrecked. Dogs eat things and absolutely ruin gardens. When you rent it again you could have problems with allergies. No amount of cleaning will get that smell of damp dog out of your carpet. Whilst I recognise people want to pets. I am inclined to charge up to £50 a week more. They should never be forced on the landlord. It's up to them it's their property.

From: Raphael Phillips 30 March 2021 11:43 AM

Raphael Phillips
There is no way I could force my landlords to take pets if they don't want to. And if I was to push on them they would simply find another agent that would do as requested. Surely it's the landlords choice. How can you prove a well-behaved pet. It could be good one day and a nightmare the next. Nonsense.

From: Raphael Phillips 29 January 2021 08:18 AM

Raphael Phillips
I am an animal lover and we keep cats however they do cause damage to carpets. Dogs destroy lawns if their owners allow them to go and relieve themselves. With a maximum of five week dilapidations deposit will they introduce an additional pet deposit?

From: Raphael Phillips 07 January 2021 10:15 AM

Raphael Phillips
Have you ever seen actual damage from a pet 100 - 150 will cover absolutely nothing.

From: Raphael Phillips 16 October 2020 10:50 AM

Raphael Phillips
Who is going to pay for the damage? If it's a dog and normally the garden is completely wrecked from the wee and poo depending on the size can 1000's. Carpets and underlay would need to be replaced, what happens if the next tenant is allergic. Doors and floors scratched. I am an animal lover but as a landlord that's all you need is the additional cost of replacing such items.

From: Raphael Phillips 16 October 2020 10:23 AM

Raphael Phillips
That's all very well but if there circumstances have changed. a previous history will be useless.

From: Raphael Phillips 07 June 2018 10:28 AM

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