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Tips on breaking UK lease agreement
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Tips on breaking UK lease agreement

Thanks for the replies gents. These posts really help take the edge off of my anxieties dealing with this.

@Worldtraveler: The landlord doesn't like being bothered hence why I have to contact him through an intermediary. Should have been a red flag but I was told things get fixed "quickly" guess not.

I tried calling Shelter this morning at 8:10am and I couldn't get through since all calls were busy.

Part of the benefit of being a responsible adult with zero debt means that you have a fair amount of backup in terms of raw cash and credit cards. Frankly at this point I don't want to wait to get out of here, I'd rather leave now.

I'm going to pay the solicitor fee since I'm a foreigner and I intend on staying a long time. I'd feel more comfortable doing it by the book rather than saving money. 230 pounds is a drop in the bucket if it means some jack off and this washed out spanish slut get what's coming to them.

I've only been 5 days into this lease. It would be nice to get back both the deposit and first month's rent, but I doubt that will be possible.

I'm entirely fed up with these spantards and their broken english. I came to England for Englanders, not a washed up 37 year old slut and two dudes who frankly are fuck ups in their own right.

I want to move out as quickly as possible. I don't trust the safety of myself or my belongings.


FYI, I live in Oxford. Considering moving out of town into Witney, very much fed up with all of the foreigners here. Own a car. Any RvFers nearby looking for a responsible young professional to rent a room to hit me up 8)
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