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Lee Russell

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Did she say “when I say Honey, you give me the keys”? Taxi!

From: Lee Russell 21 December 2018 08:15 AM

Well my understanding is the banks have a duty to obtain a reasonable figure to avoid being sued by the former owner. Cheap sales of repos might have been the rage 20 odd years ago but I thought that had stopped due to a court case by a previous owner against a bank.

From: Lee Russell 08 November 2018 07:49 AM

If I’ve understood that right he is simply suggesting a return to the days when the council built houses. Most council houses have that obvious look about them but they were solidly built. One of the biggest crimes ever was the transferring of council houses to housing associations and the other was allowing tenants to buy them at reduced prices. My family benefited from buying a council house but I don’t agree with it. Finally why has the likes of Thames Water teamed up to sell land to the Berkeley Group? If the council still built houses, that land could have gone to them

From: Lee Russell 24 September 2018 07:47 AM

For some people they are probably gambling that the property market will go down more than the savings on owning against renting. That might not be true for all the country but in the south-east the market is struggling where I am and prices dropping so being in rented isn’t so bad for the moment.

From: Lee Russell 20 June 2018 07:44 AM

Can see this story generating lots of comments. Good point by Rob. Also if the land was owned by a “regular” person, would it have been disclosed? Of course it wouldn’t. Imagine if the buyer of the house was a traveller and the agent disclosed the plot next door was owned by travellers. The agent would then be sued for discrimination against travellers!

From: Lee Russell 28 December 2017 08:41 AM

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