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Emma Jones

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What a hideously ridiculous statement I can’t even believe you would print this no evictions because it has been impossible to evict, but what I am hearing a lot of are that many landlords are now selling up and pulling out of the market, well done government.

From: Emma Jones 25 June 2021 08:27 AM

Is this guy John McDonnell totally stupid and unable to see the reality of banning evictions, there are landlords up and down the country who are not being paid their rents and who's properties are being damaged. Some landlords are facing repossession as these tenant are having a holiday or spending spree with there rent money, time these labour MP's got of their fat arses and took a good look at the sharp reality of life as a landlord.

From: Emma Jones 17 August 2020 09:49 AM

David Edmunds - it does not create life long rent slaves. It creates rental homes for people who are unable to buy ie people with earnings who don't earn enough to qualify for a mortgage, people on benefits, people with poor credit who can't get a mortgage, people who want to purchase but need to save for a deposit. Perhaps we shouldn't have any rental properties & anybody who can't afford or can't get a mortgage could just live on the streets!! There's a good idea for you!

From: Emma Jones 13 July 2020 13:53 PM

This is completely irresponsible of Renters’ unions, it will only lead tenants to be in further in debt having to repay rent arrears. We are all aware that just like mortgages it is not a free period just a break and the money still has to be paid, what Renters’ unions should be doing is advising tenants to seek help from Universal credit, Working tax credit, Housing benefits, governments self-employed grants, or anywhere available to avoid escalating debt.

From: Emma Jones 15 April 2020 09:55 AM

This is completely irresponsible of Renters’ unions, it will only lead tenants to be in further in debt having to repay rent arrears. We are all aware that just like mortgages it is not a free period just a break and the money still has to be paid, what Renters’ unions should be doing is advising tenants to seek help from Universal credit, Working tax credit, Housing benefits, governments self-employed grants, or anywhere available to avoid escalating debt.

From: Emma Jones 15 April 2020 09:48 AM

I would welcome it if it's not just designed to simplify it for the tenants. just one question, what is being done for landlords to elevate the problem of bad tenants ?

From: Emma Jones 24 December 2018 10:19 AM

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