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Spot on! Especially regarding organised crime-it’s already widespread in U.K.. One just has to visit Prime retail units in North/Glasgow, Aberdeen/Manchester/Preston/Bradford/Leeds etc where Middle East, Africa abd EU funded organised crime money 💰is resulting in buying/selling/transferring cash from one business to another or in South East-Bucks/Southall/Berkshire/Hampshire/Surrey/London and Wales where Afghani, Qatari & Gulf underground money 💰 is spread-with buyers making cash offers of ££££££’s even for small retail units so they can start showing these as legal transactions. You are right-these people aren’t overly worried by legislation. Even if they get caught-#racistblm, or #mentalhealth, or #religiousdiscrimination card is a sureshot escape clause in front of a judge who even if knows that the crime took place-is forced to release the criminals, as shown repeatedly in cases of recent history. Best wishes to John Lewis and Partners teams in this plan though. This move will save & create jobs, and hopefully help small PRS landlords & good renters by an adjustment to current unfair laws helping rogue tenants. It will be good to see a fairness in our British justice system to help good Landlords instead of protecting rogue tenants-in both Residential and Commercial letting sectors.
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Spot on! Left wing Communist Labour & Liberals won’t let the Govt. support Landlords. Laws are in the favour of tenants. Only Fools and people with more money than Sense, or those using Other people’s, or Terrorist/Drug money made to look like legal funds by using the Charity trusts and company formations would invest in BTL, Hotels Cc or PRS in UK now. An honest hardworking British citizen does not have a chance of having spare money to deal with lengthy costly court battles to evict a tenant unless the govt. makes laws fair towards the landlords. #landlorddiscriminationbylaw #newlawsrequiredforlandlordprotection.
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