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Old 17-03-2015, 14:57   #58
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Re: Oooh, look. Half a million more people claiming housing benefit under coalition.

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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
any landlord can charge whatever any tenant is willing (or has) to pay to secure a home.
That's an interesting way of looking at the world but the reality is that a landlord can only charge the market rate for the given location & quality of premises.
If the landlord charges much more than that he/she will find that they have no takers for their accommodation and it is left un-tenanted......costing them money every month.
If you look at rent levels, property purchase costs, tax & mortgage costs etc, you will find that there is very little wriggle room when it comes to what rent a landlord charges and their profit at the end of the month.
As landlords, we don't just think of a figure and charge it. We wouldn't stay in business very long
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