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Great work, Graham, and thoroughly deserved!

From: AndrewTT TT 23 March 2016 17:56 PM

.... And here was I thinking that many, many agents do this...

From: AndrewTT TT 15 March 2016 15:07 PM

I heard from a friend of mine that he was offered £50 p/m. However, he's up North, Liverpool-ish, so maybe that's why. He still didn't think it was worth it though!

From: AndrewTT TT 02 March 2016 12:10 PM

Hi Graham, Hi Andrew, Please can you ask for a justification as to why smaller landlords are being disadvantaged against corporate landlords/institutions? If the action of being a landlord is to be taxed more harshly, I can get my head around this. I may not like it, but no one likes their tax bill to be increased. What I can not abide is the idea that this policy is targeting small landlords to advantage large businesses.

From: AndrewTT TT 07 January 2016 10:47 AM

Communication and, specifically, the feeling that you're in a process.

From: AndrewTT TT 06 January 2016 10:08 AM

Many thanks to both of you for your replies. That makes sense to me, now (your arguments - not the proposals!). Quite frankly, this is, as already said, a clear play to allow the super rich to push-out the traditional middle class BTL investors - probably taking the letting industry with in...

From: AndrewTT TT 05 January 2016 14:20 PM

Hi Simon, An interesting response. Before I give my view, perhaps you can clarify something in your post. To paraphrase you, essentially the new rules are to encourage/strengthen institutions involved in buy/build-to-let by reducing private competition. However, will the institutions themselves not also be hit by a number of the government's new 'initiatives'? Where I strongly agree with you is that we need a strong PRS in the UK. Whilst there are bad landlords (and letting agents!), I would suggest that private landlords are going to be far more interested in their community, their tenants as human beings (rather than just numbers) and the 'health' of their properties (as the above poster, Shelley, admirably demonstrates) than large corporate investors. Therefore, property standards, and indeed a sense of community, will be better with a strong PRS than with a weak PRS and strong institutional bodies. Andrew

From: AndrewTT TT 05 January 2016 10:28 AM

Thanks Alex for answering my question. That's a big "no" then! Can't say I disagree with your points. Well put.

From: AndrewTT TT 14 September 2015 13:16 PM

I personally would like to know if Zoopla would consider purchasing OnThe Market at any price? Thanks, A.TT

From: AndrewTT TT 05 September 2015 20:55 PM

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