Is a Housing association classed as a private landlord
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Don’t try and swerve!
How can you expect me to take your question on board when you’ve made outlandish claims about me, but couldn’t back them up?
It works both ways Johnny
You haven’t answered any of my questions either. Why should people answer yours - are you someone special?
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That’s pathetic! You’re a joke
He’s a special someone for sure
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The courts have ruled they are public bodies.
No need to ask the forum trolls and hard of thinking.
No need to ask the forum trolls and hard of thinking.
What is the point of this thread?
It’s a poll
That’s not an answer
My wife's was an ex council end terrace house. The people who bought it did work on it including a good kitchen mod and a few other things such as neat spacious porche. They then sold it to my wife while retaining a % of the value of the property. That attached to the deeds. When the property was sold they got the same % back. I can't remember the numbers. It was handled by a small company. Talking to them they deliberately picked properties where they thought the prices would definitely increase. They would also sort this sort of thing out on any sort of house someone might buy. That was the service my brother used. They sorted everything out including the mortgage.
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As of 2012, the terms registered social landlord and private registered providers of social housing are both used as alternative names for housing association. Housing associations are generally considered as private entities in that they are not owned or directly controlled by the state.
Wiki Roolz - Notch wins.
Wiki Roolz - Notch wins.
But what is the OP trying to achieve?
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