MSE News: Buy-to-let borrowers hit by West Brom mortgage hike

Lewis_Ranieri

Mark,


the only double sided coin is in your pocket and that of Smith's you stand to win either way, Mortgagors lose again.


I note you have failed yet again to answer direct questions.


Too busy threatening people on Face Book with Libel for exposing you chap, your arrogance is already seeing cracks appear.

Mark_Alexander

Lewis_Ranieri wrote: »

Mark,


the only double sided coin is in your pocket and that of Smith's you stand to win either way, Mortgagors lose again.


I note you have failed yet again to answer direct questions.


Too busy threatening people on Face Book with Libel for exposing you chap, your arrogance is already seeing cracks appear.

Seems I am one of the most talked about people on the planet save for Prime Ministers and Presidents doesn't it.

I must be doing something right

Lewis_Ranieri

your slanderous remarks are of no interest, you are simply digging yourself a bigger hole.


answer the questions


1. Why is the POA not relevant?


2. What in your opinion is the POA and what does it entitle the Bank to do on behalf of Mortgagors?


3. Does the POA enable the Bank to hike Rates? Yes or No?


See if you can respond without any further stupid remarks.

Lewis_Ranieri

Not for reasons you think mate

BeetrootMike

brit1234 wrote: »

The terms and conditions allow for the rate hike due to the extreme circumstances ie the credit crunch. The simple fact that the company is making a lose on each mortgage to you and challenges the viability of the lender, it is right to raise interest rates.

The complainants are still getting a far lower mortgage rates than they got 5 years ago and I bet they didn't pass on the big mortgage rate fall to their tenants in the form of lower rents. This is just another tale of landlord greed.

Not the T&C's that I agreed to and I intend to prove that in court.

If you buy something cheaper in the sales I take it you always give the difference to the poor, do you? This is just another tale of self righteous hypocrisy.

Rents don't follow rates. They follow market forces. Fewer available rental properties means higher rents. If there was a glut of rental property and not enough tenants the rents would fall. You should be arguing for more landlords instead of bashing them. That's if you really care about tenants and I doubt you really do.

Mark_Alexander

Lewis_Ranieri wrote: »

Mark,


the only double sided coin is in your pocket and that of Smith's you stand to win either way, Mortgagors lose again.

You obviously fail to understand even the most basic concept of No-Win-No-Fee so why would I waste my time reading and responding your drivel above the relevance of POA when there is none?

The action is under way now, it does not mention POA, end of subject.

Thrugelmir

Mark Lynham says:
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02/04/2014 at 13:34
Reply to the comment left by [Text removed by MSE Forum Team]at “02/04/2014 – 13:18“:

i see the landlord bashers are in already on that thread… i wont register to comment as i will just be rude to d#cks like that..

This thread is so obviously only heading one way.

Lewis_Ranieri

No win no fee? How about no win no expenses for you? How about that one Alexander?


Answer the questions


1. Why is the POA not relevant?


2. What in your opinion is the POA and what does it entitle the Bank to do on behalf of Mortgagors?


3. Does the POA enable the Bank to hike Rates? Yes or No?


The mere Fact you will not answer shows you are either as ignorant as you are arrogant, or you are simply misrepresenting the Facts?


Which is it?


Don't waste your time threatening me either, it does not wash, instead answer the questions.

rate_hike

The question has been answered its not relevant that is the answer.


look at your question 1 above


Why is the POA not relevant?


You have been answering your own question all this time over & over again

Lewis_Ranieri

that is in no way an answer rate hike.


Answer the Questions [Text removed by MSE Forum Team].


1. Why is the POA not relevant?


2. What in your opinion is the POA and what does it entitle the Bank to do on behalf of Mortgagors?


3. Does the POA enable the Bank to hike Rates? Yes or No?