I have just completed an eviction. It took 6 months to complete and was done with the tenant being helpful (not responding to court papers) and I was still receiving rent (housing benefit) the tenant asked me to do this...
My first property was purchased under the right to buy and I received a large discount. My first property cost me 17k it is now worth £220k so therefore I am entitled to 17k plus a bit extra??
Who would I vote for?......None of the above but, for the Country has to be the Cons. All crooks imho. Is there not anyone here who wishes to stand. Might take a little time to get to the top but...
Reply to the comment left by "Ian Narbeth" at "04/01/2017 - 13:01": Hi Ian, I have no problem complying with the law. As I read the law (Regulatory Reform (fire safety) order 2005) it only needed to be a FD30S...
I purchased a flat from council under the right to buy scheme. cost £17.5k yes £17.5k lived there for 4 years then purchased my own house. I rented the flat out from 2003 until present day. Is CGT calculated on...
My partner let her son rent her house he has 3 children. the council pays his rent. She served a s21 as she now wants her property back, Council told him to stay in house until court orders him to...
Question: How many Landlords would rather have someone in their property with the whole rent being paid by the local Council ie no cap on their allowance if they cannot have someone in their property who is working & can afford...
Thank you Mark for the prompt reply. I was told that my mortgage is portable & that the "top up" would count as a seperate mortgage. Thank you for you advice I will look into it.
Hi I am in no way in the "big league" within the rental market. I was given a sum of money that allowed me to buy a house out right. At the time I was living in a council flat...
26th November 2022, 3 years ago
I have just completed an eviction. It took 6 months to complete and was done with the tenant being helpful (not responding to court papers) and I was still receiving rent (housing benefit) the tenant asked me to do this...
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My first property was purchased under the right to buy and I received a large discount. My first property cost me 17k it is now worth £220k so therefore I am entitled to 17k plus a bit extra??
Read More →19th April 2017, 9 years ago
Who would I vote for?......None of the above but, for the Country has to be the Cons. All crooks imho. Is there not anyone here who wishes to stand. Might take a little time to get to the top but...
Read More →Reply to comment left by Ian Narbeth at 04/01/2017 - 13:01
Reply to the comment left by "Ian Narbeth" at "04/01/2017 - 13:01": Hi Ian, I have no problem complying with the law. As I read the law (Regulatory Reform (fire safety) order 2005) it only needed to be a FD30S...
Read More →27th December 2014, 11 years ago
I purchased a flat from council under the right to buy scheme. cost £17.5k yes £17.5k lived there for 4 years then purchased my own house. I rented the flat out from 2003 until present day. Is CGT calculated on...
Read More →15th August 2012, 14 years ago
My partner let her son rent her house he has 3 children. the council pays his rent. She served a s21 as she now wants her property back, Council told him to stay in house until court orders him to...
Read More →11th February 2012, 14 years ago
Question: How many Landlords would rather have someone in their property with the whole rent being paid by the local Council ie no cap on their allowance if they cannot have someone in their property who is working & can afford...
Read More →Reply to comment left by Mark Alexander at 28/01/2012 - 11:51
Thank you Mark for the prompt reply. I was told that my mortgage is portable & that the "top up" would count as a seperate mortgage. Thank you for you advice I will look into it.
Read More →28th January 2012, 14 years ago
Hi I am in no way in the "big league" within the rental market. I was given a sum of money that allowed me to buy a house out right. At the time I was living in a council flat...
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