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girish mehta
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From: girish mehta 06 May 2022 16:26 PM

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From: girish mehta 14 April 2022 08:23 AM

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That’s why lost elections will His looney ideas . People won’t vote for labour till they really care for working people rather than lining their pockets and announcing policies which are unworkable, why would landloard borrow to hilt and take on debts and pay higher taxes if there no return on their investment. Tell wannabe freeloaders that they can live for free and have good life as long as they tax the landlords. It is a fantasy policy which will eventually come to bite in their back sides. Expect civil unrest, riots, and war when these greedy politicians cannot fuifill their promises. More homeless on the way and these greedy politicians will have to pick up the tab when landlords exit the market.the government had failed to provide councils to freeloaders. So they sold the house to their Tenent’s and transferred the debts. Rest wow given to housing association at discounted price now they are in trouble and they expect landlords to house these people for discounted and pay higher taxes and no returns . Not going to happen land loards will reinvest elsewhere. Build more houses to start with and understand the issues rather than media telling you and politicians jumping on bandwagon to get their attention on media with unworkable failed policies and a new bright idea. Ok is supposed to be one of the richest country yet haven’t been able to solve basics like housing, health, and education. These are go to issues which they love to fool and lead voters into false paradise while pocketing millions for themselves.

From: girish mehta 22 March 2022 12:17 PM

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Clueless politicians have no workable policies. Say and so anything just to get a vote. Nothing is free in life. The returns are not great when government fleeces money out of you, section 24, land licensing , future taxes and rent controls. It won’t be worth investing in Uk . Landlords will sell up in the end or pass the increases to tenant and local councils will pick up the tab or the benefit system. People won’t go to work if it not their worthwhile or struggle to live.you will have generations of family on benefit and the government will end up picking the tab for social care and more people on benefit. If the government can spend billions to rescue the financial sector they have managed to cut exposure of banks . The-inter bank base interest rate of .5% for last decade interest rate on loans to business being charged at around average 15% and around 30% the banks have raked in billions in profit while the working people have been taxed to hilt under austerity measures. This was a managed con inflicted, The Brexit was another policy. Designed to extend another hard ship to working class. Now the COVID and they still want to tax landlords and there is no another sectors left for them to raid. Their ever increasing appetite for easy money. And for politicians to join the elites following footsteps of likes of Blair and Boris . These politicians are only in for themselves and only their ticket is to get in office and build favours and network and then move on . There is be no politicians to day who thinks for the country air working people They will say anything to get the vote. Their policy are decided by newspapers, news headlines.

From: girish mehta 11 September 2021 12:44 PM

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Rouge landlords and rouge tenants care a ugly sector of PRS. They are only a small percentage of PRS. Most Tenants life style is supported by Benefit and inside earned on cash in hand or not paying tax . The so called rouge landlords are of the same mind set trying to cut cost and generate maximum rent . These people the out so each other as they think they have upper hand and blackmail each other to get whatever they seek. It all ends in court as one side don’t get their way. These are the people who join as Generation Rent . Then politicians and elites join in to for their gain and their influence and political connections and media influences get involved and start making money. These people would not make a living if they is no conflict and the would be out of job. They refuse to reflect that these sector in any a very small sector of PRS and try to paint a picture that all landlords are rouge and government and councils latch on ideas to fleece landlords for cash to increase their coffers. Missing the basic Landlords are a business the have invested in rundown properties. Made it habitable Homes . Government have failed to build decent housing for last six decades. As in any business for it to be viable and investment you need returns. Landlords are not charities that is for government and councils job. House prices and rents will keep on going up and tenants will keep on paying rent as long as the politicians listen to them. Most landlords wold not evict tenants if both respect their t agreement resolve issues amicably. As data and recent reports have shown. Despite scaremongering by generation rent on mass eviction by whimsical landlords. Why would a landlords not look after a good tenants. Does not make good business sense. Generation rent and their activities have unrealistic expectations and live in fantasy wonder land where they want to be alpha group and everyone is there to serve them And world owes them and support their lifestyle.

From: girish mehta 10 September 2021 10:48 AM

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Charities and government need to consider a Balanced approach. If they bring new laws and penalise landlords. Their will make their business not viable, governments councils are treating landlords as cash cows. They will stop investing rents will go up and more tenants will be homeless. Scraping section 21 and call it by any other name will not solve the problem with poor housing the council’s have enough legislation to enforce improvements. The need better enforcement. Most of the landlords provide decent service you cannot destroy whole housing sector by bringing ill thought policies and to get votes. Big business will invest and then charge higher rents to get their returns. This will put up rents higher . I takes I person earning in London to live in these places. These charities will make these tenants pay higher rents in long run All the scaremongering and government bringing ill thought policies to get voted has already pushed up rents, 95% mortguage are another example of ill thought policy good for the government and ministers chasing good sound bites It is shame that this country is one of the richest on this planet but people are forced to live in poor housing . The government have failed to address real issues for last few decades and creating divisions for their own short gain and votes. Council, government, tenants And landlords need to work to get her to build effective long term plans Tenets have the choice if they don’t like where they live they can move and pay for the privilege in found so. If the want to live in palaces then they have to pay for it. Don’t expect landlords to subsidise their lifestyle. The charities need to challenge housing rent allowance levels set by government and B make to reflect the true cost Don’t expect landlords to house these tenants subsidise their rents, pay higher property taxes and pay for upgrades and refurbishment and make a loss. Tenants and charities need to reset and educate tenant. And reset their expectation as the government have failed to take an objective policies and only interested in vote grabbing and good sound bites and promote their vested intrest

From: girish mehta 21 April 2021 11:17 AM

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Councils have enough powers.before article 4 came into effect.They are trying to do the job on cheap. Government and councils do not want to spend money and invest in this sector. It is easy for the To project landlords as money grabbing rouges. Then bring laws and penalties to follow gaps in their finances. They need to move away from set up. The simple way forward would be for landlords to sign a declaration of minimum standards or for landlords to have a licence every 3 years. This can be carried by council trained inspectors or body. Like gas or electrical tes Any issues then can me ministered by the councils and work with the landlords to improve the housing stock. Most landlords are law abiding and run as a business. And willing to invest. They are not going to invest if on the other hand tenant come and destroy the property. Or do not pay rent. you need to have fair and balanced laws . Fining landlords and encouraging tenants no to keep. Their side of agreement is a recipie for disaster. And most of the money for fines takes money out of improving properties to enforcement with no real benefit to sector . It only address the short term issues and seen to be money making exercise and creates a mistrust and division for all. It may suit short term policies to raise revenues and primary design for central government to invest or cut cost but looks good for political their vote. They project a climate where the are seen to be addressing the issues with out having any real difference on the ground. Councils need to work with landlords and government needs to proper funds and councils to invest in their teams to do a decent job using existing powers and scrap or review recent licensing laws. Councils have enough powers via HHRS. LACORS And other legislation to prosecute rough land loaded and new legislation noir to be brought in for tenants. If the proper checks are carried before the tenancy and tenants damages or misuse the property then they should be made accountable for it and make a criminal offence for serious issues . Those who receive housing benefit should have sanctions if they misuse benefits should be made accountable. It takes lot of time and energy to do the job and will to do a proper job Easiest option is to divide society and misinform for their political ontrest

From: girish mehta 16 December 2020 12:19 PM

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