Seeing the Tories have fixed the economy, and sasguru is back, how much is your house earning per day?
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3Nowt, I'm a renter and live in abject poverty33.33%1£5000.00%0£10000.00%0£15000.00%0£20000.00%0£25000.00%0£30000.00%0£35000.00%0£40000.00%0> £400033.33%1AndyW's mum front bottom earns more than my house33.33%1 -
Nothing the work shy bastard, it refuses to get a jobOriginally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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Looks like a lot of houses enslaved by renters will be voting Tory.
Election 2015: David Cameron to pledge right-to-buy extension - BBC News
Free money! Everyone will have a house earning thousands per month!Comment
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Which house should I choose?What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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According to the price we paid, and the price our mortgage provider got from their automated index, £15/day
I don't think anyone sold a house on our street since ours though I know one person got a valuation 25% higher than that for an identical property.
It doesn't really help though, since if we move the other houses are keeping track.
Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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So they are going to bring in legislation to take houses out of the hands of the private associations that own them, and force them to sell to the renter at a discount.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostLooks like a lot of houses enslaved by renters will be voting Tory.
Election 2015: David Cameron to pledge right-to-buy extension - BBC News
Free money! Everyone will have a house earning thousands per month!Comment
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70% discount, to effectively force the HA to give them away to those living on the social, to buy Labour votes. Wonderful Tory policy.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostSo they are going to bring in legislation to take houses out of the hands of the private associations that own them, and force them to sell to the renter at a discount.Comment
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The Romanian guys I train with down my gym are all into this. They just can't believe the British taxpayer can be so generous. Still with prices capped at £105K in London, they'll soon be property millionaires... wahey !!!Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post70% discount, to effectively force the HA to give them away to those living on the social, to buy Labour votes. Wonderful Tory policy.
I guess the money for this will ultimately come from exorbitant student fees - but that's not their problem as they can hardly speak English.
Yes, you're right. It is a brilliant Tory vote winner.Comment
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More then £4000 a day, since the pound is in freefall against the Swiss Franc.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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