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  • jimbog
    jimbog Posts: 2,117 Forumite
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    babyblade41 wrote: »
    Excellent response Dave, I'm not sure who or what Diocletian II motives are, but I'm finding it difficult to post on some threads as he , again has posted in !!!! womblish again .

    Good advice Dave.

    I blocked Diocletian a couple of weeks ago;)
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  • sst1234
    sst1234 Posts: 118 Forumite
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    Diocletian_II wrote: »
    The OP could rent out her bedroom to a lodger then.

    Seriously, quit trying to advise on things you know nothing about i.e housing market. Your insistence on renting forever is not a vote a confidence.
  • tom9980
    tom9980 Posts: 1,990 Forumite
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    Diocletian_II wrote: »
    The OP could rent out her bedroom to a lodger then.

    no she cannot.
    When using the housing forum please use the sticky threads for valuable information.
  • M_Python
    M_Python Posts: 176 Forumite
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    Diocletian_II wrote: »
    The OP could rent out her bedroom to a lodger then.
    No she can't because she doesn't live there
  • need_an_answer
    need_an_answer Posts: 2,812 Forumite
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    Diocletian_II wrote: »
    The OP could rent out her bedroom to a lodger then.

    so ...could you explain to the OP how they go about doing this and the regulations they would need to abide by ?

    You seem to have plenty to say on subjects that you may not know a great deal about.Your one line responses do little more than increase your post count rather than actually give good advice to posters.

    Just my view,but you may be better advised going to the debate board or maybe the arms where you wont be seen as disrupting a genuine posters request for advice via a thread that you clearly want to monopolise.
    Alternatively if the OP is willing perhaps you could correspond via PM
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  • System
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    I would say her cheapest way of getting her ex-husband to budge would be to intrude regularly in on his life, and not let him have a quiet time. She should be a thorn in his side in any way she can. There are lots of ways she could assert her rights as a joint owner that he would not enjoy and may just decide he wants to get shot of a joint place.
  • System
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    I thought having a lodger is pretty unregulated. It does not even need declaring on a tax return under a certain rent, so the authorities just do not want to know.
  • Crashy_Time
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    babyblade41 wrote: »
    Excellent response Dave, I'm not sure who or what Diocletian II motives are, but I'm finding it difficult to post on some threads as he , again has posted in !!!! womblish again .

    The point about pumping the market is a fair one IMO, although that is obviously much harder to do now with any credibility.
  • System
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    True. The posters here who are trying to pump the market, subtly and not so subtly, are finding it harder and harder, since the world and his wife are now fully aware that the market in most places is going south. There may still be pockets of growth that have not yet caught up with the slump, but they are becoming fewer and fewer, and smaller and smaller.
  • Davesnave
    Davesnave Posts: 34,741 Forumite
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    Crashy_Time wrote: »
    The point about pumping the market is a fair one IMO, although that is obviously much harder to do now with any credibility.
    Fair or unfair, it was offered on it's own as a response to the OP, which was not in the least helpful.


    Further unhelpful suggestions followed. They are continuing and derailing the thread, subverting the main reason for the MSE Forum's existence, which is to help people individually with specific problems.
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