Robin Wilson

Where are all the GPs, schools, roads and green spaces going to go? Where I live, everywhere is already built up. I have a pocket of land that could be developed into up to nine dwellings, but I fail to...

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You have described the perfect doom loop. Doomed. We're all doomed.

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Oh yes it is. The old have had their lives and need to move aside to help the young. And I am speaking as a 62 year old. The post war generation has generally had it pretty good, as they...

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Reply to the comment left by Tony Edwards at 19/08/2026 - 11:15I am all for voluntary euthanasia. The old are too many. Most of them are completely economically unviable. They are an enormous drain on the exchequer. The state of...

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In the new RRA world, it is even more important to establish why the tenant wants the property and what his or her motivations are going forward as the last thing a landlord wants is multiple changeovers and voids because...

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Economics for Dummies Chapter 3 When supply is severely constrained by over-regulation, don't let NIMBYs block planning applications that will increase supply and stabilise house price and rent inflation.

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No, Mr Burnham. The reason for the housing crisis is structural because your party nationalised development rights in 1947 under the Town & Country Planning Act. Experts all agree that it is this piece of legislation that is causing the...

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Reply to the comment left by Frank URQUHART at 21/05/2026 - 14:20I believe in USA they also have a similar system to the South African sectional title where everyone belongs to a Homeowners Association (HOA) when living in a shared...

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Landlord decision-making is not solely driven by money. Increasing regulation and a perception that landlords have become enemies of the state through no fault of their own, at least for the vast majority, is driving them from the PRS. They...

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Reply to the comment left by Jan Hall at 28/04/2026 - 10:02Agreed. Landlords were in cahoots with Trump and the ayatollahs to block the Strait of Hormuz.

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Reply to the comment left by Mark Alexander - Founder of Property118 at 30/03/2026 - 08:39No. You were right the first time. I don't see this in financial terms, but in political terms. The parties at Westminster are clearly on...

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I am still trying to get my head around the fact that it was a Conservative Government that wanted to get rid of landlords. What happened to the property owning democracy that Thatcher was keen to create?

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Since when is a £7,000 fine an acceptable punishment for what is a simple administrative error? I am sure there are plenty of criminal offences which carry a lesser fine. Speeding, dangerous driving, peddling drugs, tax evasion? Are landlords going...

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Reply to the comment left by Sally Robinson at 11/03/2026 - 09:58Agreed. The United Kingdom is the worst place on earth.

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There is a long list of things against developers: 1. Nimbys 2. Affordable housing s.106 3. Community Infrastructure Levy 4. Nutrient neutrality 5. Biodiversity net gain 6. No skilled labour 7. Build cost inflation 8. CGT 9. UK Govt 10....

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Solicitors know how to look after number one and don't give a monkeys about clients or their interests. This assessment is based on more than 35 years of dealing with them through wills, trusts, probate and landlord and tenant matters....

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There is the politics, then there is the reality. Leaseholders have been sold a populist narrative that service charges will disappear overnight along with rogue freeholders and their managing agent accomplices. The reality is that buildings will still need to...

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Reply to the comment left by Jo Westlake at 15/01/2026 - 10:19Welfarism defeats all risk taking, personal responsibility and self reliance. That is why we are in a doom loop of ever decreasing circles. The trouble is, the British public...

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Red and blue socialist govts are ideologically driven with scant regard to practical considerations or common sense. Remember, this RRA was started by the Conservatives.

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Reply to the comment left by Ian Narbeth at 13/01/2026 - 14:26My most recent quote from a solicitor was £350 per hour plus VAT. If this helps?

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Robin Wilson

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