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Millhouse Jul 28th 2013 7:44 am

My rent renewal
 
No change for Villa de la Millhouse.

He wants to sell and potentially vacate me in 12 months - no problem with that. He overpaid so much for it I doubt that he will sell it.

mikewot Jul 28th 2013 8:16 am

Re: My rent renewal
 
He needs to give you 12 months notice by registered mail or notary public with reasons for why he is evicting you. As per Law number 33 of 2008, Article 25, Clause 2.

weasel decentral Jul 28th 2013 8:34 am

Re: My rent renewal
 

Originally Posted by Millhouse (Post 10822775)
No change for Villa de la Millhouse.

He wants to sell and potentially vacate me in 12 months - no problem with that. He overpaid so much for it I doubt that he will sell it.

What is it costing you? If you don't mind me asking.

Millhouse Jul 28th 2013 8:48 am

Re: My rent renewal
 

Originally Posted by weasel decentral (Post 10822831)
What is it costing you? If you don't mind me asking.

170,000 for a 'type 1E' in Honky Ranches.

Previously I paid 160 for two years, 170 for one year and now 170 again. I can live with that.

Millhouse Jul 28th 2013 8:48 am

Re: My rent renewal
 

Originally Posted by mikewot (Post 10822811)
He needs to give you 12 months notice by registered mail or notary public with reasons for why he is evicting you. As per Law number 33 of 2008, Article 25, Clause 2.

Thanks. We'll cross that difficult bridge when he sells it and I'm screwing the sale process / new landlord.

mikewot Jul 28th 2013 8:59 am

Re: My rent renewal
 

Originally Posted by Millhouse (Post 10822843)
Thanks. We'll cross that difficult bridge when he sells it and I'm screwing the sale process / new landlord.

If he doesn't follow the process you are legally entitled to screw it :D Unless, of course, he offers you a wedge to move out.

weasel decentral Jul 28th 2013 9:03 am

Re: My rent renewal
 

Originally Posted by Millhouse (Post 10822841)
170,000 for a 'type 1E' in Honky Ranches.

Previously I paid 160 for two years, 170 for one year and now 170 again. I can live with that.

Ok, not bad. I am in the throes of a recruitment process* to move to Abu Dhabi so just have an interest in this stuff now.

*the process involves calling me incessantly for a week, then disappearing of the face of the earth for a week

Millhouse Jul 28th 2013 9:15 am

Re: My rent renewal
 

Originally Posted by weasel decentral (Post 10822852)
Ok, not bad. I am in the throes of a recruitment process* to move to Abu Dhabi so just have an interest in this stuff now.

*the process involves calling me incessantly for a week, then disappearing of the face of the earth for a week

I think they same in Abu Dhabi would be... oh, it doesn't exist

flares Jul 28th 2013 11:51 am

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Originally Posted by weasel decentral (Post 10822852)
*the process involves calling me incessantly for a week, then disappearing of the face of the earth for a week

*may they have read your book in that time?

weasel decentral Jul 28th 2013 1:14 pm

Re: My rent renewal
 

Originally Posted by saudiflares (Post 10823075)
*may they have read your book in that time?

Well I should hope everyone has read it.

Seems to be immediate requirement means maybe 2 or 3 months when translated into action. Anyhow this is the second interview where the company has flown me out, offered me the job after the interview and then disappeared for a while, I am mystified by how HR operate

scrubbedexpat141 Jul 28th 2013 1:26 pm

Re: My rent renewal
 

Originally Posted by weasel decentral (Post 10823164)
Well I should hope everyone has read it.

Seems to be immediate requirement means maybe 2 or 3 months when translated into action. Anyhow this is the second interview where the company has flown me out, offered me the job after the interview and then disappeared for a while, I am mystified by how HR operate

Ramadan
Holidays

Those two things will always cause issues this time of year....especially as they combine and especially because the people you need to sign things off will be on holiday, then their counterpart will be on holiday, then the HR numpty will be on holiday, then they will all have been working zero hours per day.

It's a nightmare. Plus side, month after Ramadan has always been bumper for me :thumbsup:

weasel decentral Jul 28th 2013 1:49 pm

Re: My rent renewal
 

Originally Posted by Scamp (Post 10823191)
Ramadan
Holidays

Those two things will always cause issues this time of year....especially as they combine and especially because the people you need to sign things off will be on holiday, then their counterpart will be on holiday, then the HR numpty will be on holiday, then they will all have been working zero hours per day.

It's a nightmare. Plus side, month after Ramadan has always been bumper for me :thumbsup:

Nah one of them was in Hong Kong not a muzzer in sight, there must be a universal HR incompetence factor

Poshy Jul 29th 2013 5:41 am

Re: My rent renewal
 
hmmmm....wonder if he really does want to sell or just wants you out to hoik up the rent to a new tennant and can't be arsed fighting with you.....

That's what I suspect our Landlord wants from us.

Blue Cat Jul 29th 2013 5:42 am

Re: My rent renewal
 

Originally Posted by Poshy (Post 10824135)
hmmmm....wonder if he really does want to sell or just wants you out to hoik up the rent to a new tennant and can't be arsed fighting with you.....

That's what I suspect our Landlord wants from us.

same happening to a friend of mine as well

Millhouse Jul 29th 2013 6:19 am

Re: My rent renewal
 

Originally Posted by Poshy (Post 10824135)
hmmmm....wonder if he really does want to sell or just wants you out to hoik up the rent to a new tennant and can't be arsed fighting with you.....

That's what I suspect our Landlord wants from us.

Nah, he isn't doing that. If he was he would have tried it on now.

We have agreed that he will try and sell it (as will be evidenced by viewings) and if he sells it, I will get served my 12 months. If he doesn't sell it, I will stay. All completely in the law and fair to both parties.

I'm confident he won't sell it. He is still about 1million AED out of the money on his initial purchase price.

Compare this to the UK - a new landlord can serve two months notice on an existing tenant and hoof them out without cause.


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