Can I decorate?
Would a landlord usually allow tenants to decorate their property considering you are letting long term? I have seen some nice places but the decor really puts me off.
Asked on Jul 23 2010, Home Improvement in Lochgelly | Report content
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They certainly would as long as you agree with them exactly what it is you are planning. Remodeling however is generally not allowed.
Answered on Jul 30 2010, Report content -
A landlords primary concern when it comes to allowing tenants to decorate is the colours used and the likelihood that the tenant could devalue the property with a really bad paint job. That said it most private landlords will welcome the proposition so don't be afraid to make your suggestions as a bargaining chip when it comes to signing a lease.
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Answered on Aug 24 2010, Report content -
I would think most landlords would welcome a tenant decorating as long as it was done to a good standard and as previous answers not too personalised. My sister is in a long term rental and has a very good relationship with the landlord as has redecorated, put down new flooring all with his permission as it is increasing the value of the property
Answered on Sep 20 2010, Report content
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