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Post by Totheleft on Feb 28, 2024 15:23:17 GMT
Here how the law stand for you who don't
Now it. It punishes the hard working tax.payer
Under the old rules a court will only grant a possession order to a landlord if their tenant is two months behind on their rent when their case is heard.
This gives time for tenants to make up lost rent ahead of the hearing, to avoid being made homeless.
The new law
mandatory ground for repeated serious arrears. Eviction will be mandatory where a tenant has been in at least two months’ rent arrears three times within the previous three years, regardless of the arrears balance at hearing.”
But Alicia Kennedy, director of the campaign group Generation Rent, told The Independent that some renters would find themselves in arrears “for reasons out of their control”.
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Post by Totheleft on Feb 28, 2024 15:28:38 GMT
ANOTHER example of Tories doing nothing for ordinary people Your right mate Many of the 1,000 richest people in Britain are property moguls - paid for by the rest of us Alice Martin A dysfunctional British housing market, propped up by housing benefit and public investment, is making a few people very, very rich. Wed 10 May 2017 03.39 EDT Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare via Email 6 years old It is a strange kind of economy where land and property routinely earn more than people do. But that is what we have – and the amount of wealth tied up in these areas has increased dramatically over the past few decades. Today the value of property in the UK stands at over £5tn – nearly 60% of the UK’s entire net wealth – up from just a little over £1tn in 1995. Those who own land and property have benefited directly from public investment in infrastructure and services: so we are all paying into the gigantic fortunes of Britain’s wealthiest property moguls. Quite right too. Ordinary people scrimping and saving to pay a mortgage over 25 years or more should benefit from it . ? How many of the 1,000 richest people in Britain are ordinarily people . You are talking about landlords aren't you.. |
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Post by Bentley on Feb 28, 2024 15:32:24 GMT
Here how the law stand for you who don't Now it. It punishes the hard working tax.payer Under the old rules a court will only grant a possession order to a landlord if their tenant is two months behind on their rent when their case is heard. This gives time for tenants to make up lost rent ahead of the hearing, to avoid being made homeless. The new law mandatory ground for repeated serious arrears. Eviction will be mandatory where a tenant has been in at least two months’ rent arrears three times within the previous three years, regardless of the arrears balance at hearing.” But Alicia Kennedy, director of the campaign group Generation Rent, told The Independent that some renters would find themselves in arrears “for reasons out of their control”.That might be the case anyway. Why should the landlord lose money for reasons outside of THEIR control ie renters who don’t pay the rent ? |
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Post by Bentley on Feb 28, 2024 15:34:24 GMT
Quite right too. Ordinary people scrimping and saving to pay a mortgage over 25 years or more should benefit from it . ? How many of the 1,000 richest people in Britain are ordinarily people . You are talking about landlords aren't you.. No and you wasn’t either . You was referring to the increasing value of property. Most homeowners who benefit from that are not rich . ”It is a strange kind of economy where land and property routinely earn more than people do. But that is what we have – and the amount of wealth tied up in these areas has increased dramatically over the past few decades. Today the value of property in the UK stands at over £5tn – nearly 60% of the UK’s entire net wealth – up from just a little over £1tn in 1995.” |
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Post by Totheleft on Feb 28, 2024 15:37:47 GMT
Here how the law stand for you who don't Now it. It punishes the hard working tax.payer Under the old rules a court will only grant a possession order to a landlord if their tenant is two months behind on their rent when their case is heard. This gives time for tenants to make up lost rent ahead of the hearing, to avoid being made homeless. The new law mandatory ground for repeated serious arrears. Eviction will be mandatory where a tenant has been in at least two months’ rent arrears three times within the previous three years, regardless of the arrears balance at hearing.” But Alicia Kennedy, director of the campaign group Generation Rent, told The Independent that some renters would find themselves in arrears “for reasons out of their control”.That might be the case anyway. Why should the landlord lose money for reasons outside of THEIR control ie renters who don’t pay the rent ? If you read the old law it gave time for them to reply the debt. |
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Post by Bentley on Feb 28, 2024 15:43:53 GMT
That might be the case anyway. Why should the landlord lose money for reasons outside of THEIR control ie renters who don’t pay the rent ? If you read the old law it gave time for them to reply the debt. And it gives them the opportunity to be permanently behind in rent payments . I think I’ll take a leaf out of the leftie handbook and demand that the term ‘ landlords ‘ is offensive and should be scrapped. Many “ landlords “ are not rich people . They use their property as a pension or to generated money when they move temporarily ..or even to generated an income from a property until a relative moves in . Many landlords are pushed to the limit by renters who rip them off . |
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Post by Totheleft on Feb 28, 2024 15:45:34 GMT
? How many of the 1,000 richest people in Britain are ordinarily people . You are talking about landlords aren't you.. No and you wasn’t either . You was referring to the increasing value of property. Most homeowners who benefit from that are not rich . ”It is a strange kind of economy where land and property routinely earn more than people do. But that is what we have – and the amount of wealth tied up in these areas has increased dramatically over the past few decades. Today the value of property in the UK stands at over £5tn – nearly 60% of the UK’s entire net wealth – up from just a little over £1tn in 1995.” Like you said it's about mps ychology that are blocking the reform. Bill and my head lines is about the 1,000 richest people nothing about the ordinarily people .the title of the thread is ANOTHER example of Tories doing nothing for ordinary people |
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Post by Bentley on Feb 28, 2024 15:48:52 GMT
No and you wasn’t either . You was referring to the increasing value of property. Most homeowners who benefit from that are not rich . ”It is a strange kind of economy where land and property routinely earn more than people do. But that is what we have – and the amount of wealth tied up in these areas has increased dramatically over the past few decades. Today the value of property in the UK stands at over £5tn – nearly 60% of the UK’s entire net wealth – up from just a little over £1tn in 1995.” Like you said it's about mps ychology that are blocking the reform. Bill and my head lines is about the 1,000 richest people nothing about the ordinarily people .the title of the thread is ANOTHER example of Tories doing nothing for ordinary people Nope . Your quote “”It is a strange kind of economy where land and property routinely earn more than people do. But that is what we have – and the amount of wealth tied up in these areas has increased dramatically over the past few decades. Today the value of property in the UK stands at over £5tn – nearly 60% of the UK’s entire net wealth – up from just a little over £1tn in 1995.” Nothing about 1000 richest people , everything about UKs ENTIRE wealth. |
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Post by Totheleft on Feb 28, 2024 15:55:11 GMT
If you read the old law it gave time for them to reply the debt. And it gives them the opportunity to be permanently behind in rent payments . I think I’ll take a leaf out of the leftie handbook and demand that the term ‘ landlords ‘ is offensive and should be scrapped. Many “ landlords “ are not rich people . They use their property as a pension or to generated money when they move temporarily ..or even to generated an income from a property until a relative moves in . Many landlords are pushed to the limit by renters who rip them off . They use their property for pension... What on top of there Geniours state pension plus private pension or employment pension. Plus go on tax Avoidance Schemes your having a laugh aren't you.? Especially them renting can't even aford a property never mind 2 |
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Post by Fairsociety on Feb 28, 2024 15:55:21 GMT
No and you wasn’t either . You was referring to the increasing value of property. Most homeowners who benefit from that are not rich . ”It is a strange kind of economy where land and property routinely earn more than people do. But that is what we have – and the amount of wealth tied up in these areas has increased dramatically over the past few decades. Today the value of property in the UK stands at over £5tn – nearly 60% of the UK’s entire net wealth – up from just a little over £1tn in 1995.” Like you said it's about mps ychology that are blocking the reform. Bill and my head lines is about the 1,000 richest people nothing about the ordinarily people .the title of the thread is ANOTHER example of Tories doing nothing for ordinary people Freddie Mercury bought a cottage in Kensington in 1985, he paid £500,000, his ex has just put it on the market for £30million, bricks and mortar is pretty much a safe investment, just ask Angela Rayner, who her and her Labour government don't want the ordinary little people buying their council house under the right-to-buy, the don't want people on the property ladder.
Rayner has worked out that buying her council house gave her assets to enhance her lifestyle, otherwise she would probably be a dinner lady at her local school, she also knows that once you get on the property ladder, and have assets and savings ...... YOU WILL NOT VOTE LABOUR.
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Post by Totheleft on Feb 28, 2024 15:57:38 GMT
Like you said it's about mps ychology that are blocking the reform. Bill and my head lines is about the 1,000 richest people nothing about the ordinarily people .the title of the thread is ANOTHER example of Tories doing nothing for ordinary people Nope . Your quote “”It is a strange kind of economy where land and property routinely earn more than people do. But that is what we have – and the amount of wealth tied up in these areas has increased dramatically over the past few decades. Today the value of property in the UK stands at over £5tn – nearly 60% of the UK’s entire net wealth – up from just a little over £1tn in 1995.” Nothing about 1000 richest people , everything about UKs ENTIRE wealth. You do understand the meaning of a headline then a quote I take it . |
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Post by Bentley on Feb 28, 2024 16:04:23 GMT
And it gives them the opportunity to be permanently behind in rent payments . I think I’ll take a leaf out of the leftie handbook and demand that the term ‘ landlords ‘ is offensive and should be scrapped. Many “ landlords “ are not rich people . They use their property as a pension or to generated money when they move temporarily ..or even to generated an income from a property until a relative moves in . Many landlords are pushed to the limit by renters who rip them off . They use their property for pension... What on top of there Geniours state pension plus private pension or employment pension. Plus go on tax Avoidance Schemes your having a laugh aren't you.? Especially them renting can't even aford a property never mind 2 Not everyone has a generous state pension or a private one . Not everyone’ goes’ on a tax avoidance scheme either . Let’s say granny dies and leaves a house as an inheritance to the kids . The kids might decide to rent the house . Or someone self employed , not going to get a decent state pension decides to invest in a house , do it up and rent . In the case if the house my son rented it was a house that was earmarked for the daughter . There has been a lot of people doing this sort of thing . Lefties are determined to stop it and reduce the stock of rental houses . Well done. |
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Post by Bentley on Feb 28, 2024 16:05:08 GMT
Nope . Your quote “”It is a strange kind of economy where land and property routinely earn more than people do. But that is what we have – and the amount of wealth tied up in these areas has increased dramatically over the past few decades. Today the value of property in the UK stands at over £5tn – nearly 60% of the UK’s entire net wealth – up from just a little over £1tn in 1995.” Nothing about 1000 richest people , everything about UKs ENTIRE wealth. You do understand the meaning of a headline then a quote I take it . I’m referring to the very words you cut and pasted . |
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Post by Totheleft on Feb 28, 2024 16:27:12 GMT
Like you said it's about mps ychology that are blocking the reform. Bill and my head lines is about the 1,000 richest people nothing about the ordinarily people .the title of the thread is ANOTHER example of Tories doing nothing for ordinary people Freddie Mercury bought a cottage in Kensington in 1985, he paid £500,000, his ex has just put it on the market for £30million, bricks and mortar is pretty much a safe investment, just ask Angela Rayner, who her and her Labour government don't want the ordinary little people buying their council house under the right-to-buy, the don't want people on the property ladder.
Rayner has worked out that buying her council house gave her assets to enhance her lifestyle, otherwise she would probably be a dinner lady at her local school, she also knows that once you get on the property ladder, and have assets and savings ...... YOU WILL NOT VOTE LABOUR.
Why do you keep pushing lies after its been Corrected are you a compulive lier? Angela Rayner, who her and her Labour government don't want the ordinary little people buying their council house under the right-to-buy I pointed out on the Rayner thread the labour party are not after stopping people right to buy there reforming it . You do understand what reform means . And your faux care for the ordinarily little people are they the ones you Called riff raf. And of course it's ordinary people who will easy be made homeless by this law |
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Post by see2 on Feb 28, 2024 16:27:53 GMT
Its been the same for many, many years, the bottom line is that the Tories ALWAYS look after their own class of people, the money grabbers, the rich, people who want to make money at any cost. It has been revealed today that the so called "Renters Reform Bill" which was to give tennants more security and fairer rules to protect tennants, is been opposed by a large group of Tories, mostly ones who (guess) Own Property, which they rent out. Rishi Sunak, the lame duck Prime Minister, who is so scared of his own party, has now delayed the Bill from passing through the House Of Commons, and seems to be allowing backbenchers to ammend ( water down ) the Bill to suit their own needs. Same with Employment Law The Tories have done nothing for ordinary people, all they do is take, take, take www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9-0WGo9ZrkI suspect landlords like Angela Rayner want to keep section 21 notice in place, that way she can kick out her 'tenants' when she feels like it. An immediate deviation, anything but debate. |
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