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Rudi Hedman Caterham 31 Mar 20 3.21pm | |
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Here we go.
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cryrst The garden of England 31 Mar 20 5.31pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
"Managing the economic fallout can be done over time and is therefore a problem postponed." That wasn't me, as a "boomer" trying to justify anything! It was a comment on the current political thinking! The working poor and those 'just about managing' are going to have and are already having their lives wrecked....but a reduced bowls season eh. That was simply me trying to see a sliver of personal optimism which in no way seeks to trivialise the impact on others. I fully understand the way some lives may be devastated and will require ongoing support for some time ahead. I know that people like me are comparatively lucky. Mind you at my age I am well into the vulnerable group. You say you run a business....Well, I genuinely hope it's ok. Used to run a business, but am now several years retired. I do though have 3 rental properties which provide a chunk of my retirement income. One tenant has done a runner owing substantial arrears. As he remains the legal tenant I have no right to even enter the property without a Court order and they are now not available. So no rent, no knowledge of it's condition which I anticipate as poor, no possibility of renovation and no opportunity of reletting in the foreseeable future. Another became vacant just before the lockdown but cannot now be relet as agents are barred from viewings and new contracts. The third has just been relet, after 2 weeks of work by me to get it up to standard again. Landlords are being given a mortgage holiday to help when tenants cannot pay their rent but I don't have a mortgage. If you pay one of the local scrotes to bust in and squat then pay him a drink to leave then you can enter under the premise of re securing the property. Unfortunatly no scrotes live in your manor do they ? And your banned from going out. Snookered I reckon.
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Spiderman Horsham 31 Mar 20 6.29pm | |
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Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle
"Managing the economic fallout can be done over time and is therefore a problem postponed." That wasn't me, as a "boomer" trying to justify anything! It was a comment on the current political thinking! The working poor and those 'just about managing' are going to have and are already having their lives wrecked....but a reduced bowls season eh. That was simply me trying to see a sliver of personal optimism which in no way seeks to trivialise the impact on others. I fully understand the way some lives may be devastated and will require ongoing support for some time ahead. I know that people like me are comparatively lucky. Mind you at my age I am well into the vulnerable group. You say you run a business....Well, I genuinely hope it's ok. Used to run a business, but am now several years retired. I do though have 3 rental properties which provide a chunk of my retirement income. One tenant has done a runner owing substantial arrears. As he remains the legal tenant I have no right to even enter the property without a Court order and they are now not available. So no rent, no knowledge of it's condition which I anticipate as poor, no possibility of renovation and no opportunity of reletting in the foreseeable future. Another became vacant just before the lockdown but cannot now be relet as agents are barred from viewings and new contracts. The third has just been relet, after 2 weeks of work by me to get it up to standard again. Landlords are being given a mortgage holiday to help when tenants cannot pay their rent but I don't have a mortgage. Presumably when this is all over, you will want British tourists to rent your properties, not wanted at the moment are they!
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 31 Mar 20 6.32pm | |
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Presumably when this is all over, you will want British tourists to rent your properties, not wanted at the moment are they! It’s the typical ‘do as I say, not as I do’ tripe you expect from people who hide down in Devon and Cornwall while lecturing the rest of us. He isn’t the first.
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Spiderman Horsham 31 Mar 20 7.00pm | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
It’s the typical ‘do as I say, not as I do’ tripe you expect from people who hide down in Devon and Cornwall while lecturing the rest of us. He isn’t the first. Not the first but one of the worst. Love everyone, let everyone live where they want.... except in my neck of the woods when it suits.
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Stirlingsays 31 Mar 20 7.32pm | |
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Not the first but one of the worst. Love everyone, let everyone live where they want.... except in my neck of the woods when it suits. A landlord....now there are of course good landlords and bad landlords....Still, all those 'progressives' kissing his behind and he's a three property owning landlord. You have to smile.
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Rudi Hedman Caterham 31 Mar 20 7.39pm | |
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Originally posted by Stirlingsays
A landlord....now there are of course good landlords and bad landlords....Still, all those 'progressives' kissing his behind and he's a three property owning landlord. You have to smile. Edited by Stirlingsays (31 Mar 2020 7.35pm) Covid-19 lifts another veil to reveal the truth. Edited by Rudi Hedman (31 Mar 2020 7.40pm)
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Stirlingsays 31 Mar 20 7.42pm | |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Covid-19 lifts another veil to reveal the truth. Edited by Rudi Hedman (31 Mar 2020 7.40pm) Yep, and after looking under the veil you'd definitely wouldn't be unlocking the chastity belt.
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Willo South coast - west of Brighton. 31 Mar 20 9.15pm | |
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Originally posted by johnno42000
I agree with Lord Sumption to an extent, as I agree with the Peter Hitchens articles regarding the taking away of our freedoms. However I'm not sure what other course you can take when, sensible people would stay home as much as is humanly possible even without the new rules, but the dim self abusers would still congregate in groups? What could you do to stop this apart from the draconian measures that have been taken? Apropos 'Draconian measures',the message is that the expected peak is about 2 or 3 weeks away and of course this could change. If for example the peak is 2 or 3 weeks away, followed of course by a 'Plateau' the Government and advisors will wish to review the situation post-peak before easing SOME of the restrictions.It could be another 5 or 6 weeks,perhaps much longer,before some modicum of normality returns.God Forbid!
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daven Hailsham 31 Mar 20 9.50pm | |
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As a person who works in a factory,I cant help feeling that manufacturing companies have been given a free ride during this partial lockdown.
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dannyboy1978 31 Mar 20 10.35pm | |
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This could be an intresting development.
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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 31 Mar 20 10.37pm | |
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Originally posted by ASCPFC
Lecturing others on the fairness of politics whilst you speculate on property and dislike your tenants. I bet you are no stranger to court orders for evictions. They probably know you by your first name at the Court registrar's office. I wasn't "lecturing" anyone. I was just explaining a comment that was misrepresented by someone who makes a habit of deliberate misrepresentation. I don't dislike my tenants at all. The only tenant I currently have is a lovely lady. In the past some have been great, some less so. Just as as everywhere. I have never evicted anyone. I once went to Court to try to, after 7 months of unpaid rent, but unfortunately the tenant died (in my property). I was contacted by a neighbour and then helped deal with his death, assisting the council etc. He died intestate. That cost me about £5,000 as I had to also arrange for the property to be cleared. However, as he appeared to have no family I went to his funeral. The frigging agents still tried to claim all their uncollected "service" charges though.
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