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Renting as power of attorney.
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Calm down ...
Think happy thoughts ...
It's Christmas Eve ...
Merry Christmas. :santa2:
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The property is mortgage free, being teenagers is irrelevant (one is early 20s) and renting to family or strangers is also irrelevant, I would say there is more stability in renting to trusted family members, who we know, will not fail on keeping up payments and will look after the property, trusted so much that we would waiver the deposit.
Both points are perfectly relevant, even more so if you have the responsibility of POA.
You seem to be making a political point more than anything.0 -
That was almost benevolent, unfortunately like most important topics, politics are a factor, were we to live in a predominate meritocracy rather than a lottocracy, then we could put such things aside, could we not. However things are never that simple, are they.
Happy Christmas0 -
That was almost benevolent, unfortunately like most important topics, politics are a factor, were we to live in a predominate meritocracy rather than a lottocracy, then we could put such things aside, could we not. However things are never that simple, are they.
Happy Christmas
I may not actually disagree with you but politics aside salient points have been made.0
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