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Originally Posted by Ramrod
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  |
How is the market deciding anything when the playing field isn't level, the market has decided enough houses aren't being built but that's ignored
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Originally Posted by Osem
It's not about not liking Labour - the facts speak for themselves - 13 years in office with a majority as opposed to 5 in coalition picking up the pieces of the biggest bust for decades.
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The biggest bust since John majors one, you remember the one where people were posting keys to houses through banks letter boxes, politicians are all the same, different cheeks of the same arse