No properties with MTA license?

i am registered with MTA.

please send me email on [email protected]

regards
ian

Hi Victoria,

MTA properties are short-term tourist rentals. If you are a resident it is not relevant for you.

As to B. It will depend on what you are prepared to commit yourself too ! It is quite straight forward - landlords have no interest in signing over their ARMs bills if you don't sign on a long-term contract

I'm sorry to say it is true !

I doubt if you will find a better option for a short term ( 6 - 12 months) arrangement as to accept the domestic rates unless your landlord gives you his cheaper residential rates.

All the 'hardballing' on this issue will not help you that much !

Cheers
Ricky

if the landlords dont allow you to go on the bills as a registered consumer then walk away...find one that will - they do exist - your mission is to find them...if you dont, then be prepared to pay hefty utility bills.

Thank you all for your imput.

Ricky, sorry I did not express myself clearly. I was talking about being put down as a registered consumer as I think this could be easier to find a landlord to accept this on a 6 months contract.

I am on a mission to find such landlords:) And I will.