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No Fault Evictions {Merged}
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That’s because I’m fairly sure it’s a piece of legislation that only exists in fairy land.caprikid1 said:"Not going to happen but in this situation, the landlord must sell to a housing association or local authority at a fair market price, and before the tenants are evicted. "
Can you link to this please, that sounds a really interesting piece of legislation that could further put a nail in the coffin of the rental market.2 -
caprikid1 said:"Not going to happen but in this situation, the landlord must sell to a housing association or local authority at a fair market price, and before the tenants are evicted. "
Can you link to this please, that sounds a really interesting piece of legislation that could further put a nail in the coffin of the rental market.
Never said it was legislation, I proposed it as a solution to a landlord evicting due to selling and then not selling - the 'not going to happen' was the giveaway. There's some snarky people on here.
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I could link you to yellowsub2000 banned account😂🎂caprikid1 said:"Not going to happen but in this situation, the landlord must sell to a housing association or local authority at a fair market price, and before the tenants are evicted. "
Can you link to this please, that sounds a really interesting piece of legislation that could further put a nail in the coffin of the rental market.0
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