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Subject: Landlord Address

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V
Posts:1
24 Mar 2010 17:40:56 Alert 
A trouble maker previously got my address from tenancy agreement.

What could I do if I do not wish to disclose my current residential address?
Stringer
Posts:1
11 May 2010 06:03:35 Alert 
You can put any address other than a PO Box on tenancy for notiices. Your solicitor wont normally charge for using their address. Make it clear it for FORMAL NOTICES ONLY. Use a PO Box adress for correspondence and make it clear this is for all correspondence. You are then complying withy the law. Post office dont charge much for the peace of mind and can forward post to you for extra charge.
Paul Mac
Posts:56
15 May 2010 12:48:43 Alert 
[quote]Posted By Stringer on 11 May 2010 06:03:35

You can put any address other than a PO Box on tenancy for notiices. Your solicitor wont normally charge for using their address. Make it clear it for FORMAL NOTICES ONLY. Use a PO Box adress for correspondence and make it clear this is for all correspondence. You are then complying withy the law. Post office dont charge much for the peace of mind and can forward post to you for extra charge.[/quote]

Anyone can apply to the Post Office and pay a small fee and find out the real address of a PO Box so if someone really wants to find your address a PO Box doesn't hide it
angelspropertyservices
Posts:12
02 Mar 2011 07:26:44 Alert 
By law you as landlord (or your agent) have to disclose your address when requested. Tenants only normally ask though if there is a serious problem and if that's the case the agent cannot withold such information.
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