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Right to buy prc properties
dudsinthepub
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HI.. I am new to this site!!!
I put into buy my council house in 2007 under the 'Right to Buy' scheme. At that time I was given two discounts.
One... for being a council tenant (you get a percentage of how long you have been a tenant) and
Two...for having a defective house (Airey) (which is of none traditional construction).
I have recently put into buy again but have only been given one discount for being a tenant!!!!
The thing is if anyone can buy there council house and you live in a bricked house you would still get the same discounts where as I have to get mine bricked up at a cost of £45,000???
Can anyone please shed some light on this please????
I put into buy my council house in 2007 under the 'Right to Buy' scheme. At that time I was given two discounts.
One... for being a council tenant (you get a percentage of how long you have been a tenant) and
Two...for having a defective house (Airey) (which is of none traditional construction).
I have recently put into buy again but have only been given one discount for being a tenant!!!!
The thing is if anyone can buy there council house and you live in a bricked house you would still get the same discounts where as I have to get mine bricked up at a cost of £45,000???
Can anyone please shed some light on this please????
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Welcome!
The rules have changed on certain aspects of Right to Buy, have you clarified with the council or read their website? Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0 -
Buying a property in the prc is a big risk - there is a huge property bubble about to burst any month now in China.0
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canaldumidi wrote: »Buying a property in the prc is a big risk - there is a huge property bubble about to burst any month now in China.
I have a hunch the OP is talking about a different PRC than the Peoples Republic of China somehow0
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