I think what's important here, regardless to the LL's financial agreement with the mortgage company is signing that contract will make no real difference to your rental security, if anything it'll give you the edge to being more secure. Why would they go to those lengths if they were just going to evict you? And as for eviction there is a procedure to follow so if this did happen come back and the forum can advise. A LL can ultimately evict you for any reason weather they tell you that reason or not but there are rules and they have to be followed. I think you'll be ok.

You would probably have been better off just not turning up for the flights and giving up the money. How you paid is irrelevant. You formed a contract with Ryanain then broke it. Ryanair are going to want their money.

Photograph everything after your final clean up just to cover your ass.

Yup, you went out your way to agitate the situation. You were asked to leave and you nipped round front and went in anyway. I would stop this claim before it costs you a small fortune. Swallow your pride and move on. If you have cost the landlord money so far don't be surprised if they want that back.

no-body is reporting a crime. Police are not interested.

Can you imagine how much time and effort not to mention money it would cost to search cctv for you nicking in the past when they don't even know that you have? The security guard was putting the frighteners up you. I wouldn't worry about it but i'd probably stay away for a bit. Stop nicking stuff!

LOL Tracing service... Means they looked you up on Facebook or Linkedin.

Send the cheque and call that it. It's their look out after that.You have been seen as trying. Send it recorded.

Hello Buddy, While it's with Marstons the CSA won't want to help, they think their monkeys will scare you into paying so won't entertain you. You need to keep fobbing marstons off until they hand it back. They normally do, in my experience, after 3 attempts to collect send the case back to the CSA then they will want to talk again. Marstons can't force entry but they will just walk in if you leave the door unlocked or a window. They may try and levy on anything outside if you don't let them in. Keep items of value locked away. They may even try and levy on a random car, tell them it's not yours. They may try to tell you to prove it. This is nonsense, they can check who owns the car quite easily but it's a tatic they like to use. Basically, don't let them in. Don't even open the door. Speak through a window or letter box. Tell them it's disputed and your waiting for them to hand the case back. They are not idiots, if you keep telling them that they will get the message and just hand it back as they know they are wasting their time. They are not a threat. When it's handed back the lines of communication will become open again but you must speak to them. They don't let go. Good luck. ps, self employed is the way to go, they don't really bother with self employed people as it's to hard for them to chase.

Use your insurance legal cover, let them deal with it. It's what you pay them for.

Start a Visa debit chargeback. Bet they will soon send the box.

Currys love to milk customers. And the cheek to charge for recycling when all they do it send it all to auction and make on it anyway!

The quality of the own made shows are not as good as Netflix. I recently watched 'The man in the high castle' pilot episode and felt it was lacking something. They obviously dont have the budget Netflix has. I decided not to continue after the trial.

I wouldn't waste a stamp on this. It would be interesting to know if it'a still got the original gearbox or if they switched it. Free gearbox.

Don't be afraid. They have no power, its your home and you hold the power. They just have a bully boy attuide, as soon as their attuide changes tell them to leave then call the police if they do not. If you can, video record them the whole time they are there, you dont have to hold the camera. Lean it against something. If they do get shirty you have evidence for a claim. Don't be afraid of them, it's all hot air.