‘Our 17 properties will lose £16,000 per year’

[barrydidit]

Cretins.

There's nothing there a well placed invoice for a replacement central heating system wouldn't sort out. Why don't these people have any imagination?

[BrilloPad]

Cretins.

There's nothing there a well placed invoice for a replacement central heating system wouldn't sort out. Why don't these people have any imagination?

The last time I asked for advice about bleeding radiators on CUK, I needed a whole new central heating system.

[AtW]

The last time I asked for advice about bleeding radiators on CUK, I needed a whole new central nervous system.

FTFY

[FatLazyContractor]

The last time I asked for advice about bleeding radiators on CUK, I needed a whole new central heating system.

Ah, I remember that. Your wife (guess it was your ex no-3) spent that night with me in my warm castle.

[BrilloPad]

FTFY

What time is that Russian hooker due round? Did she manage to get hold of a squirrel outfit?

[barrydidit]

The last time I asked for advice about bleeding radiators on CUK, I needed a whole new central heating system.

Remember, it's only tax deductible on a BTL

[thunderlizard]

That's about £1000 per house. Does she mean that, instead of her tenants buying her 17 houses for free, she's actually contributing that amount each year over, what, a 25 year mortgage? So she's buying houses for £25,000 each? still sound like a good deal

[WTFH]

Is Walter Mitty Fan's post-op name "Shirleyann"?

[bobspud]

It started well before Nu Labour - you can blame Major's government for self-certify.

Perhaps you have forgotten the big fanfare with Blair and the Cyclops standing in front of the press announcing the fact that they no longer controlled the banks because it was much better if they looked after themselves... That was the point at while the regulatory gloves came off...

That's about £1000 per house. Does she mean that, instead of her tenants buying her 17 houses for free, she's actually contributing that amount each year over, what, a 25 year mortgage? So she's buying houses for £25,000 each? still sound like a good deal

Not if you don't have the cash to front the extra money.

[bobspud]

The fact that my local councillors even when they had people in the local area, who would have had to put up with the disruption, supporting the building of new properties turned it down shows that the problems within planning in this country run very deep.

Ah but thats not about planning that because they know that they are on the hook to spend cash on creating the extra infrastructure that would be needed.