1 - As an EEA nation, very clearly the most likely outcome of this, we will still have no control over immigration
2 - In the EEA we'll still have to abide by many but not all EU laws, but will have no say over said laws
3 - In the EEA we will effectively pay about the same as we do now
4 - We had a veto on any new nation joining the EU. Now we don't, so if we join the EEA and the EU has allowed Turkey to join due to our lack of say, we'll be on the receiving end of Turkish immigration that wouldn't have otherwise been possible
5 - I agree with you here that allowing vast numbers of people to move here each year does bring a lot of problems that need addressing, I just don't think politicians will be able to or want to do anything about it
6 - Immigration is certainly a factor in the housing crisis. There will always be a housing crisis in this country though even if we have next to no immigration, because it suits the government, even if it doesn't benefit the people. Hospitals and so are impacted by immigration, a lack of funding, an elderly population. These are complex issues where we can't really point a single finger of blame. Like I said though, I wouldn't care if immigration was 0. If there was a way to stop immigration and for it not to have a big negative effect on trade deals and so on, then go for it.
7 - Who knows. I'd be happier to leave second than first. As it stands we are likely going to go seek a deal which all EU countries have to approve. They have a balancing act between not wanting to overly damage their own interests and also not wishing to allow an attractive deal to go through, encouraging others to leave. The scenario where we fast forward 2 or 3 years and have control over immigration is unlikely.

Just out of interest what exactly do you think the deal is we can get? Like you seem fairly intelligent so I'm guessing you understand we are gonna have to take a hit somewhere?

Also, I do find it quite frustrating when people say we will simply take our market elsewhere. Rebuilding an economy away from the single market will take a substantial amount of time and whilst I'm under the impression that eventually we will sort ourselves out, I don't particularly wanna wait to see the good days until I'm in my 40s!

I always was on the fence but voted remain simply because I favoured a referendum in a few years down the line when someone I trusted a bit more lead the leave campaign, who had thought out a clear and realistic exit plan that wouldn't have any ill effects on the economy. I just do not think we are ready at all.

We're the Arthur over ere!

BBC News shame on you, the way you totally distorted the latest EU reports on News at Ten was subjective, to say the least!
I watched events live today, the way you edited out of sequence events into a package did not accurately represent the true order of events and surprise surprise your VT reports were again unjust to BREXIT. The cutaway shots you used did not marry up at all with reality, gave a totally different warped spin. BBC News is now like watching big brother edited highlights! Jonathan Munro should be held to account.

VOTING OUT - Brexit will allow Britain to embrace the Commonwealth and be GREAT again

The 'whoosh' is entirely yours, just as the vote showed.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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Initially...... nothing.

As I said the EU are bricking it and will play hard ball to put off any other dissenters.

Trust me, the loss of £350M Gross per week from us, which equates to £8 Billion per annum will seriously fcuk up the EU economics.

As soon as we start blocking the trade from EU countries into the UK (German Cars, French produce, wine, Italian Wine, Greek Olive Oil) as a tit for tat gesture, they will buckle first, or have open revolt from the people who will be affected... just like our people who have suffered from the effects of mass immigration.

Oh and just in case anyone missed it, here is Nigel Farage's parting shot to the EU council....

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That is how to deal with EU bureaucracy!