Right To Buy (Bungalow)

marksoton

weejangus wrote: »

I also agree with you here. People are free to have their opinion and voice it. Just saying that, in my opinion, marksoton's comments were not helpful to the OP and didn't address the question. I also felt that the OP was treated quite harshly for asking a simple question (and I'm not a fan of bullys). Again, just my opinion.

So report the posts.

And i was perfectly helpful. Ask the bloody council! Are you really so naive as to think there's a reason the OP refused to answer that question.Repeatadly.

weejangus

marksoton wrote: »

And i was perfectly helpful. Ask the bloody council! Are you really so naive as to think there's a reason the OP refused to answer that question.Repeatadly.

"Ask the b****y council" isn't a question.

Please try to keep up. The OP did confirm that they contacted the councils RTB section and they will be entitled to the maximum discount if they decide to sell (Post 32).

The fact is, the majority of the questions asked on this forum could very easily be answered with "Ask the Council", "Ask your landlord" "Ask the estate agent", "Ask your solicitor" etc etc. The reason people ask questions here is to get good advice and information fairly quickly without the need to go through these other channels.

weejangus

marksoton wrote: »

So report the posts.

I may not agree with your opinion but you are entitled to them.

... also, I'm not a grass.

marksoton

weejangus wrote: »

"Ask the b****y council" isn't a question.

Please try to keep up. The OP did confirm that they contacted the councils RTB section and they will be entitled to the maximum discount if they decide to sell (Post 32).

The fact is, the majority of the questions asked on this forum could very easily be answered with "Ask the Council", "Ask your landlord" "Ask the estate agent", "Ask your solicitor" etc etc. The reason people ask questions here is to get good advice and information fairly quickly without the need to go through these other channels.

But in this case the original OP is an absolute. Are bungalows exempt.

And guess what, there's only one body that can answer that.The council.

Dear me.

weejangus

marksoton wrote: »

And guess what, there's only one body that can answer that.The council.

Nonsense, it was answered on this forum!

Only the council can confirm whether they would be willing to sell the OP's bungalow specifically but that wasn't the question.

The question was regarding Bungalows being excluded from the RTB scheme completely - the answer is no.

Post #1

snappyfish wrote: »

My question is are bungalows excluded from this scheme full stop?Thanks

Post #16

snappyfish wrote: »

I asked if a Bungalows are excluded in general from right to buy.

Post #58

snappyfish wrote: »

This is my original forum question below

"My question is are bungalows excluded from this scheme full stop?"

You quite happy to leave it there seeing as the OP is no longer commenting?

Dan-Dan

You two should cuddle it out

weejangus

Dan-Dan wrote: »

You two should cuddle it out

:grouphug:

No hard feelings or anything, just a good old fashioned debate. :beer:

marksoton

weejangus wrote: »

You quite happy to leave it there seeing as the OP is no longer commenting?

Gladly. Mainly because the whole thing smells of BS anyway.

snappyfish

marksoton wrote: »

Gladly. Mainly because the whole thing smells of BS anyway.

Marksoton, why dont you just give yourself a rest! You come across a very mad and angry person who doesn't really listen to the actually conversation at hand.

It's like trying to talk to a child while the ice cream man is driving past, they just do not listen.

Mokka

Even if the council decided the bungalow was particularly suited to elderly/disabled people the OP could try to challenge the decision.