Long term tenant worries

Electric Sheep

endacl wrote: »

It's not really. Those rights apply to all. If I went down to apply for assistance, I'd be laughed out of the office. And rightly so. But I wouldn't have been denied any right to which I am entitled - the right to apply. Which is an administrative right. The only payment I'll be entitled to is the state pension, which will be means tested down to zero. Am I being denied a right there too?

Why would you be laughed out of the office? Are you very obviously unqualified? If so, surely you should not be entitled.

Ginger83

Franz Von Peppercorn wrote: »

Inheritance tax should be 100% above say 300k.

Too many idlers.

So you're say anything over 300k somebody inherits from say a family member who worked all their lives to have should be taken off them? to go into a pot to be wasted.

You are deluded!

Seth Brundle

Ginger83 wrote: »

So you're say anything over 300k somebody inherits from say a family member who worked all their lives to have should be taken off them? to go into a pot to be wasted.

You are deluded!

It won't be wasted. It will be "invested" in our social welfare system keeping long term unemployed wasters with the brood of 6 kids comfortable until those kids can fend for themselves in the social welfare system.

mikemac2

The tenant landlord relationship so far has been perfect and yet we have a huge thread over a conflict that hasn’t even happened and might be two years away if it does happen

Ginger83

kbannon wrote: »

It won't be wasted. It will be "invested" in our social welfare system keeping long term unemployed wasters with the brood of 6 kids comfortable until those kids can fend for themselves in the social welfare system.

In other words....wasted.

knucklehead6

Ginger83 wrote: »

In other words....wasted.

You might want to check the batteries in your sarcasm detector. When I read kbannon’s post mine went off

The_Conductor

sunnysoutheast wrote: »

OP - is it an option to sell to the council?

Given the circumstances you've outlined and the current regime I'd say it is likely to be several costly years before you can get vacant possession in order to sell.

I'd also echo the advice about getting a solicitor to do this right first time.

In one of the biggest ironies possible- the normal modus operandi for local authorities is to demand vacant possession of property- before they will consider purchasing it.

Ginger83

knucklehead6 wrote: »

You might want to check the batteries in your sarcasm detector. When I read kbannon’s post mine went off

Recharged

martinr5232

Ginger83 wrote:

Recharged

Took you 2 weeks ??

Ginger83

martinr5232 wrote: »

Took you 2 weeks ??

hols