No Fault Evictions {Merged}

ayupmeduck

I understand that bringing arrears under 2 months wouldn't mean a thing, if they have done it multiple times.

jimbog

ayupmeduck said:

I understand that bringing arrears under 2 months wouldn't mean a thing, if they have done it multiple times.

Eviction will be mandatory where a tenant has been in at least 2 months’ rent arrears 3 times within the previous 3 years, regardless of the arrears balance at hearing

Yellowsub2000

It’s true. Many LLs don’t go and fix things or sort problems out, they always delay and hope the problem will be forgotten about, or that the tenant will pay for it themselves 

This is the sort of thing the ombudsman will be good for next year.

many LLs don’t want to deal with pest control because it’s so expensive and they try to get out of it or do a cheap job.

next year they will face £25K fines 👏 

Yellowsub2000

jimbog said:

ayupmeduck said:

I understand that bringing arrears under 2 months wouldn't mean a thing, if they have done it multiple times.

Eviction will be mandatory where a tenant has been in at least 2 months’ rent arrears 3 times within the previous 3 years, regardless of the arrears balance at hearing

it’s meaningless if it takes six months or longer to get the court hearing

Sunsaru

Yellowsub2000 said:

It’s true. Many LLs don’t go and fix things or sort problems out, they always delay and hope the problem will be forgotten about, or that the tenant will pay for it themselves 

This is the sort of thing the ombudsman will be good for next year.

many LLs don’t want to deal with pest control because it’s so expensive and they try to get out of it or do a cheap job.

next year they will face £25K fines 👏 

Spamming threads now? Next you'll be posting graphs....

motorman99

Luckily I don’t live in yellow sub crashy time dreamland. 

Just best to ignore it all really. Wishing for something to happen and posting about it won’t make it happen.

we are an island, everyone wants to live here as it’s a decent country, and they cant make any more ground no matter what they do.

so long term house prices will only ever go one way. 

Look at ANY repeat ANY 10 year period be it 1947-57 to 2012-2022 or any combination and house prices have always risen substantially 

there will always be dips and bounces along the way, it’s a long term thing.

 the HPC idiots that encroach on here really do live in la la land. 

Best place for them they can keep on paying me their rent. 

motorman99

Just a small illustration of what happens, a house in Windsor my mum and dad bought in 1963 for £6950 sold in 2021 (other sakes in between of course)

it sold for £985,000

yep, 58 years down the line. 

But that’s house prices for you 

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motorman99 said:

Just a small illustration of what happens, a house in Windsor my mum and dad bought in 1963 for £6950 sold in 2021 (other sakes in between of course)

it sold for £985,000

yep, 58 years down the line. 

But that’s house prices for you 

With inflation your parents paid the equivalent of £118k for that house.

That's the kind if pricing we need to get back to. Getting rid of landlords will help.

BungalowBel

[Deleted User] said:

motorman99 said:

Just a small illustration of what happens, a house in Windsor my mum and dad bought in 1963 for £6950 sold in 2021 (other sakes in between of course)

it sold for £985,000

yep, 58 years down the line. 

But that’s house prices for you 

With inflation your parents paid the equivalent of £118k for that house.

That's the kind if pricing we need to get back to. Getting rid of landlords will help.

Why will it?

I've never understood why people say landlords drive prices up.  There isn't anything stopping anyone else buying the houses that the landlord bought. There isn't a label on them saying 'landlords only'.

jimbog

YoungBlueEyes said:

Yellowsub2000 said:

motorman99 said:

Luckily I don’t live in yellow sub crashy time dreamland. 

Just best to ignore it all really. Wishing for something to happen and posting about it won’t make it happen.

we are an island, everyone wants to live here as it’s a decent country, and they cant make any more ground no matter what they do.

so long term house prices will only ever go one way. 

Look at ANY repeat ANY 10 year period be it 1947-57 to 2012-2022 or any combination and house prices have always risen substantially 

there will always be dips and bounces along the way, it’s a long term thing.

 the HPC idiots that encroach on here really do live in la la land. 

Best place for them they can keep on paying me their rent. 

Everything goes up in price as the currency goes down in value.

look at anything in any ten year period, sugar, timber, metal, cars, housing everything.

Sometimes some things go up more than other things then there is a correction 

measure stuff with stuff not fiat currency is the best way to tell if something is over or undervalued.

how many barrels of oil, Brussels of wheat, or tons of copper were worth the same as an average property?

in 1979, 500 oz of silver were valued the same as an average three bed house a city.

Today it’s over 25000 oz of silver valued the same as that same average three bed house.

if you take fiat currency out of it and measure stuff with stuff it’s easy to when something is overvalued and some things are undervalued.


everything is in a valuation channel going form over to undervalued. At the moment property is over valued.


in about five years time they will be undervalued.

According to moving home with Charlie they will not change in price, average house prices in the UK will be the same in five years but inflation will average 10% per year so 50% real term crash. Then they will be undervalued compared to everything else that goes up with inflation 

it’s just the currency losing purchasing power

I agree @motorman99. 


Now, I don't know how many "Brussels of wheat" or "tons of copper" that would equate to, and I don't know a thing about "fiat currency" either. 

My brother had a Fiat once. It lost value over 10 years. Is that what this means?