This is all very well but I worry about the rich. Hopefully the rich are OK.
Those people who bemoan people *on benefits* having clothes with a brand name, a can of beer or a cigarette now and again, a *flat screeeen teee veeee* and a phone will like this one.
I mean, if they don’t want poor people to have something that resembles a regular or habitable domestic living situation with the smallest of 21st century luxuries and items then I suppose this (or a shack, a tent?) Is what they *want* poverty to look like?
Won’t someone think of the ~~landlords~~ housing scalpers.
Another reason for a landlord register and independent regulator that inspects properties on a regular basis. It’s a reciprocal relationship, so if landlords want protection from tenants then tenants should be guaranteed it from rogue landlords.
We need to start reviewing our rentals. While there seems to be a couple of websites, they don’t seem to be used much.
If I have to provide references, why don’t they?
“Yeah, but I’d rather the derelict car park remain unbuilt on for the sake of neighbourhood character” – Your local planning meetings
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This is all very well but I worry about the rich. Hopefully the rich are OK.
Those people who bemoan people *on benefits* having clothes with a brand name, a can of beer or a cigarette now and again, a *flat screeeen teee veeee* and a phone will like this one.
I mean, if they don’t want poor people to have something that resembles a regular or habitable domestic living situation with the smallest of 21st century luxuries and items then I suppose this (or a shack, a tent?) Is what they *want* poverty to look like?
Won’t someone think of the ~~landlords~~ housing scalpers.
Another reason for a landlord register and independent regulator that inspects properties on a regular basis. It’s a reciprocal relationship, so if landlords want protection from tenants then tenants should be guaranteed it from rogue landlords.
We need to start reviewing our rentals. While there seems to be a couple of websites, they don’t seem to be used much.
If I have to provide references, why don’t they?
“Yeah, but I’d rather the derelict car park remain unbuilt on for the sake of neighbourhood character” – Your local planning meetings