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Adrian Haynes
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Adrian Haynes
Shelter the charity (Business) that houses no one. In fact reducing housing. How many get fed up with this drivel and sell up reducing the rental stocks?

From: Adrian Haynes 01 October 2021 09:39 AM

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😂😂😂

From: Adrian Haynes 01 October 2021 09:36 AM

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At last I see a headline on here rogue tenant. This side of the fence we know they out number us greatly but are seldom acknowledged.

From: Adrian Haynes 17 September 2021 09:29 AM

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😂😂😂 There are no Polite words I could write.

From: Adrian Haynes 03 September 2021 09:44 AM

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The way this is going you would have more rights under Putin than in the uk. Private property totally controlled by the state.

From: Adrian Haynes 23 August 2021 07:51 AM

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And this on a day when it was on the news that there are a record amount of job vacancies? More drivel from Shelter the charity (business) that houses no one.

From: Adrian Haynes 17 August 2021 09:57 AM

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Here we go. Government has successfully trashed the letting sector. Now let’s have a go at the holiday sector. Legislation and government equals destruction.

From: Adrian Haynes 09 August 2021 12:13 PM

Adrian Haynes
How about you reinstate the mortgage tax relief for the business of property letting? This will reduce the rents and encourage some to not switch to holiday letting.

From: Adrian Haynes 06 August 2021 09:39 AM

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The great Tory way. Improve things at somebody else’s expense. With the tax burden we carry already no wonder some landlords are choosing the door with exit above.

From: Adrian Haynes 20 July 2021 15:52 PM

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Perhaps if Landlords like my self had not been so punished by legislation I would be expanding not contracting the volume of decent permanent housing available.

From: Adrian Haynes 14 July 2021 12:08 PM

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There will be more homelessness when a number of us sell our portfolio due to excessive interference. When does privately owned property rights stop and state control begin? Clearly this is the fault of government with poor border control and not driving house building. I think when people view a privately owned property they have a choice like buying a car. You like it and the price is acceptable you take it. You don’t jog on.

From: Adrian Haynes 08 July 2021 10:13 AM

Adrian Haynes
Shelter. The charity (business) that houses no one.

From: Adrian Haynes 25 June 2021 08:52 AM

Adrian Haynes
At this rate there will be no Landlords for them to batter. And with the high street gradually winding down the stock of shop doorways will be at a premium. Shooting yourselves in the foot seems to be the generation rents idea of a way forward.like many I’m planning an exit strategy.

From: Adrian Haynes 27 May 2021 07:59 AM

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And then when you engage with the tenant and they complain about you complaining the so called authority will no doubt prosecute the landlord for harassment.

From: Adrian Haynes 25 May 2021 08:09 AM

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Well RAO. Although I never thought I would I think it’s time to slim things down. With much regret after 27 years.

From: Adrian Haynes 28 April 2021 11:23 AM

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If it wasn’t for the political interference I would have bought more for sure. I love the way the blame is always shoved onto our sector by politicians. Whatever sectors they interfere in always end up a train wreck.

From: Adrian Haynes 28 April 2021 09:40 AM

Adrian Haynes
Good old Shelter. The charity (Business) that houses no one.

From: Adrian Haynes 21 April 2021 09:31 AM

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It`s so easy to throw landlords under the bus. Thanks for nothing, roll on next election.

From: Adrian Haynes 19 March 2021 08:56 AM

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I wish somebody would clamp down on Councils. I’m sure there’s far more wrong doing going on in that sector. I have never forgotten the MPs expenses scandal. A similar review should be put through all Councils. That would keep the press busy for a while.

From: Adrian Haynes 26 February 2021 07:59 AM

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Nobody ever mentions the financial consequences for Landlords always the consequences for tenants. Why is it ok for some to pay there bills and others to think it’s ok not to pay there’s . I understand hardship I don’t understand how it seems to be socially acceptable to mix those who can’t pay with those who refuse to pay and the more the left pampers to it the more it will be acceptable the do and contribute nothing to society .

From: Adrian Haynes 11 January 2021 08:59 AM

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Another MP who is good at passing problems to others whilst trying to give the impression what a great help he is to society. All good as long as none of it effects him and he keeps getting his 85k a year more than happy for private business and working people to pick up the tab with no justice available to them. I thought MP`s were supposed to act in everyone`s interest!

From: Adrian Haynes 06 January 2021 09:18 AM

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I read this story in my local press. It was the usual anti Landlord tripe.

From: Adrian Haynes 29 December 2020 14:43 PM

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Well done indeed.

From: Adrian Haynes 29 December 2020 14:38 PM

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Another tier of tax with a mask on. But its the sort of mask Dick Turpin would have used.

From: Adrian Haynes 29 December 2020 14:34 PM

Adrian Haynes
I worked for them once. There Vile. And I can quite believe the comments above.

From: Adrian Haynes 14 December 2020 13:16 PM

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Another example of what ever people look to get into the dark shadow of councils ready to pick the pockets of people who work hard looms.

From: Adrian Haynes 11 December 2020 11:25 AM

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Sounded great until the word Council appears.

From: Adrian Haynes 26 November 2020 10:50 AM

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With all the things we have to put up with these days now they want Hotel rules for them to leave and never ending notice and court appearance if we want tenants to leave . They should pay I’m sure the contract they signed was clear.

From: Adrian Haynes 26 November 2020 10:48 AM

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Generation free rent. What kind of a country have we become?

From: Adrian Haynes 25 November 2020 09:45 AM

Adrian Haynes
Blah blah blah blah, give us some more money for nothing and not even a please. Stand and deliver!

From: Adrian Haynes 20 November 2020 10:43 AM

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I think it’s just another example of the arrogance and ignorance of local authorities. We let these govern over us and everything they get involved with is always worse off for there interference.

From: Adrian Haynes 12 November 2020 14:35 PM

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High houses prices and more and more 🤮to deal with mmmm really is decision time with a push to get property up to c energy efficiency which ok all of mine are D but add licensing and my boots are full. With this little nobody’s trying to make a name at others expense this trade that I have been in for 25 years is turning very sour from my point of view

From: Adrian Haynes 03 November 2020 09:33 AM

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I simply can’t vote for either of the main stream parties again. Betrayal to our sector by this government and party is something our sector needs to remember when we next have to face the ballot box.

From: Adrian Haynes 22 October 2020 07:55 AM

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Yes Barry well said.

From: Adrian Haynes 16 October 2020 15:47 PM

Adrian Haynes
When Andrew Rossindale has to clean dog waste from inside the house and bin most of the contents due to fleas and smell as I did once then he might understand why some of us are not so keen on his suggestions.

From: Adrian Haynes 16 October 2020 10:18 AM

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“With no responsibility to re house there tenants.” What!!! When did we assume this role from councils?

From: Adrian Haynes 12 October 2020 08:13 AM

Adrian Haynes
Just sums it up really. A Business not a charity.

From: Adrian Haynes 07 October 2020 18:11 PM

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Six figured salary and a charity that houses no one. Your not really in a place to lecture are you Dame Polly? Try using your state and charity income to help some people who desperately need help instead of just gobbing off and only helping yourself.

From: Adrian Haynes 07 October 2020 12:12 PM

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Good ol Polly. What ever anyone comes up with is never good enough. Take a salary cut and then turn Shelter the charity that houses no one into something more than a useless mouth piece.

From: Adrian Haynes 05 October 2020 18:05 PM

Adrian Haynes
I even had a tenant telling me how unfair she thought landlords were being treated. As a reliable rent payer was up in arms about people getting a free ride. I get so annoyed that state powers are abused to help a group of people who are a burden on us all and don’t help themselves.

From: Adrian Haynes 11 September 2020 10:12 AM

Adrian Haynes
That is so true. I feel like a kid in a playground being bullied by the biggest kid in the school whose name is Boris.

From: Adrian Haynes 09 September 2020 09:32 AM

Adrian Haynes
And here it begins. We need money and who’s an easy target. They have all the power they need for enforcement and standards. Cash grab legalised theft.

From: Adrian Haynes 03 September 2020 09:19 AM

Adrian Haynes
Soon you will need a licence for wearing a wrist watch, or having flowers in your garden. This is nothing to do with standards this is just a plain and simple cash grab. Legalised theft.

From: Adrian Haynes 02 September 2020 09:32 AM

Adrian Haynes
I am seriously thinking it’s time to leave this trade. This is a licence to steal . Some of our lovely citizens will simply move every year and live the equivalent of a rent free life. Don’t count on my vote next time Boris . Your a conman.

From: Adrian Haynes 01 September 2020 08:20 AM

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Well done Kent council. At last a full and balanced view .

From: Adrian Haynes 28 August 2020 10:18 AM

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They seem to forget we want tenants, we need tenants it’s our business. I have always thought it’s only the non payers usually through choice not circumstance and those who choose to treat the property like a tip are the only ones that need cowboy outfits like generation rent.

From: Adrian Haynes 26 August 2020 09:53 AM

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My sympathy for colleagues stuck with non payers. Buck passing problems to the private sector is not acceptable. Having been through the process in normal times is long winded and stressful enough. Compound unjustified delays to it leaving honest people seriously out of pocket with little redress demonstrates how one sided and difficult the sector continues to be.

From: Adrian Haynes 21 August 2020 14:11 PM

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Vocal maybe. Correct definitely.

From: Adrian Haynes 21 August 2020 08:16 AM

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Do these people live on the same planet as the rest of us? Why do they think it’s ok to manipulate the law so that other law abiding citizens have to become a charity and part of the social services sector. If you don’t pay for your car they’ll take it back. You broke your agreement. Why is this any different in the eyes of the law? Taxed the hell out of . Regulated the hell out of now they won’t be happy until we do this for free!

From: Adrian Haynes 18 August 2020 09:05 AM

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Yes and let’s also take a look at all these so called charity’s . Nice little tax dodge a lot of them have going there.

From: Adrian Haynes 05 August 2020 07:41 AM

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They like the word demand a lot don’t they. Kind of like the way they like the word free. It’s funny that great tenants who work hard pay there bills and just generally get on with there lives wouldn’t touch generation rent with a barge pole. That’s because good tenants are always in demand and don’t need such businesses to help them. Because like shelter they are a salary paying business.

From: Adrian Haynes 31 July 2020 11:07 AM

Adrian Haynes
A free bung is the salary and expenses many mps experience.

From: Adrian Haynes 13 July 2020 09:34 AM

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Maybe we should have her campaign to make eviction in the private mortgage sector banned. We could all buy manor houses and make one payment. I agree above with Angus . Stop the Sky Tv the year old BMW and the holidays abroad and just pay your way. Ditto on the genuine cases but we don’t need these nutters throwing Petrol on a fire most of us usually have under control.

From: Adrian Haynes 01 July 2020 09:04 AM

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Ed Milliband . 😂😂😂😂😂 I wouldn’t want that on my cv.

From: Adrian Haynes 29 June 2020 15:43 PM

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I wonder if this is the same team that were in charge of the British Leyland disputes? They will all end up homeless if there left to it.

From: Adrian Haynes 29 June 2020 15:41 PM

Adrian Haynes
Spot on Paul. Also I would like to say in my days as a buy to let mortgage payer the banks share was a lot less effort than my share.

From: Adrian Haynes 25 June 2020 16:02 PM

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I here you Mark, I know that`s the left wings view. After 25 years in the business I have had the worry of non payers a dead 20 year old who didn`t take her epilepsy medicine and drowned in the bath, and of course those lovely rules and associated costs that have been thrust upon us by the good in society. yes I get an easy ride with the good but because of the bad and the state constantly attacking the sector I think its fair to say a lot of us earn our money.

From: Adrian Haynes 25 June 2020 15:52 PM

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There are people in there own properties who suffer with debt, where’s there support. I really can’t stand this free ride society, it’s ok not to pay your way . , be a burden on others and not bother to help yourself. Makes you proud to be British. I also note the term new employer, a fat cat salary for another gas bag paid for with funds that could do so much to help those they claim to champion.

From: Adrian Haynes 25 June 2020 10:00 AM

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Sounds typical law society. They will jump on any bandwagon if it fills there pockets. A very dishonourable way to earn a living. And the decline in the quality of good Solicitor’s over the decade and the quantity of them now around I suppose you have to be on the look out for any pocket to pick.

From: Adrian Haynes 11 June 2020 09:04 AM

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And the worry and distress that brings to hard working people. How in anybody’s language can this be the law working to protect honest citizens.

From: Adrian Haynes 09 June 2020 10:48 AM

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I have had no problems . At last the truth. Seems to me a lot of those facing eviction are the same non paying anti social statue slingers that have trouble when there isn’t a pandemic

From: Adrian Haynes 09 June 2020 09:34 AM

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Makes you proud to be British !!! And as for Polly she must be the worlds biggest hypocrite . When you bang on about drivel and take a big fat six figure salary! Go lecture somebody else 😡

From: Adrian Haynes 09 June 2020 09:30 AM

Adrian Haynes
The government has averted a homelessness crisis - for now. And passed the buck, hardship and worry onto hard working taxpaying landlords. Well done !!!

From: Adrian Haynes 05 June 2020 18:36 PM

Adrian Haynes
My thoughts exactly and I don`t know if you also noticed that up to was also in the wording which means it is probably £150.

From: Adrian Haynes 27 May 2020 08:59 AM

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Ok I’m not a genius but certainly smart enough to know that everything comes at a price. Please explain where this idea of somebody else picks up the tab for your existence. I pray for the country that this is the few not the many.

From: Adrian Haynes 20 May 2020 08:13 AM

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So its mine but the state tells me what I can do with it? MMM . Yes as Paul said Communist. Reminds me of the old sitting tenant tenancy my efforts for the last 25 years would be reduced to dust as I seem to remember you could pick these types of situations up with a massive discount against market value. Lets just hope common sense prevails and when you earn money from the sweat of your brow, pay your share and more of tax that what you purchase is yours to chose if you keep it or sell it.

From: Adrian Haynes 19 May 2020 10:41 AM

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Trouble is Sue with an eviction freeze I doubt we are even aloud to sell our own property!

From: Adrian Haynes 15 May 2020 10:21 AM

Adrian Haynes
My god!!! The crazy’s always come out in a crisis!!! And as for Nation wide I’ll be changing that at rate renewal

From: Adrian Haynes 15 May 2020 10:14 AM

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😂😂 Don’t go giving them ideas please.

From: Adrian Haynes 11 May 2020 11:17 AM

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So when they decide to move on before the 2 years is up will they still pay what they owe or complain when you try to take it from the deposit. This is why Labour will be on the opposite benches forever. The so called Leader may have changed but its same meat different gravy!!

From: Adrian Haynes 11 May 2020 11:14 AM

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Always easy passing the buck. Should be the Labour motto .

From: Adrian Haynes 18 March 2020 09:51 AM

Adrian Haynes
At last some common sense. I think authorities giving advice to ignore legal documents served in a legal manner should be made a crime and treated accordingly .

From: Adrian Haynes 05 March 2020 08:52 AM

Adrian Haynes
What a buffoon !! Do we not already suffer enough legalised theft?

From: Adrian Haynes 05 March 2020 08:44 AM

Adrian Haynes
That's it! Time to right to your MPs and make a fuss, I admit to being a mug and being unaware we are funding this disgrace of an organisation. How dare they use our funds for this politically motivated scare mongering bunch of hypocrites. I suppose Dame Neate would be a give away which side of government favour the role of Housing. I provide more shelter than shelter the charity that houses nobody.

From: Adrian Haynes 24 February 2020 10:41 AM

Adrian Haynes
Here we go!!!! Is this where not a month in I regret voting for this lot.

From: Adrian Haynes 04 January 2020 10:30 AM

Adrian Haynes
They should be known by the general public as dishonours. With this highly paid charity monster and Sir Nick Clegg with these things I think anybody honourable should thing twice about accepting them.

From: Adrian Haynes 30 December 2019 09:36 AM

Adrian Haynes
What ever happened to balance? I feel so unfairly treated by a society I am forced to pay forever growing contributions in the form of taxes. Like many I went into this to be able to fund myself in retirement without being a burden on the state. Love or loath Blair it all worked very well for all in the 90s when I began. We simply are letting the wrong sort of people into the houses of parlament, and as long as you let self serving extremists rule the balance of what is fair they will always favour one side by an extreme, making society very unjust. I must stop these rants but lately the way those that govern us is just making me very concerned to say the least.

From: Adrian Haynes 12 September 2019 09:12 AM

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Since when was leagalising theft part of a democracy?

From: Adrian Haynes 09 September 2019 10:45 AM

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According to Spears Corbyn has a estimated worth of £3 million. A true socialist, and a true hypocrite. Be a man of the people and donate a couple of million to the homeless then I might start to believe you are what you claim.

From: Adrian Haynes 19 August 2019 08:51 AM

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Could not agree more Simon. It is extremely sad that when it comes to the sort of problems you mention it is without doubt becoming the many and not the few. Oh and p.s I would rather burn everything I own than ever vote for you Corbyn!

From: Adrian Haynes 19 August 2019 08:41 AM

Adrian Haynes
Another good example of the Legal system protecting those in the wrong and fingers up to the working honest people who play by the rules.

From: Adrian Haynes 12 August 2019 10:09 AM

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This is my point. This is not a charity. It`s a multi million pound business and the public need to be made aware that these people are enjoying a very good life style on the generosity of others that wish to genuinely to good for people who need help.

From: Adrian Haynes 05 August 2019 10:56 AM

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Maybe she got the figure mixed up with her pay deal.

From: Adrian Haynes 05 August 2019 09:34 AM

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Neate will be paid £122,500 a year for her new role, which a Shelter spokeswoman said was at the start of the charity's chief executive pay scale. Sounds more like a business, I mean, is it not businesses that have a chief executive pay scale? This stinks!

From: Adrian Haynes 05 August 2019 08:59 AM

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Ok. In the interests of fair play , I take it there will also be a rogues tenants database as well. I am thinking that you will not need to be a mathematician to work out which will be the larger database.

From: Adrian Haynes 22 July 2019 08:49 AM

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I`m sure some of the fines are deserved. But when you blow your own trumpet in this way I`m sure some of it amounts to legalized theft.

From: Adrian Haynes 31 December 2018 09:22 AM

Adrian Haynes
AM I reading it right? I thought it means confiscation order of £5000. Using the proceeds of crime act. Not the property itself?

From: Adrian Haynes 17 December 2018 10:47 AM

Adrian Haynes
Check out the the boss`s pay!!!! They take charity money from people to pay that. Vile organisation.

From: Adrian Haynes 19 November 2018 09:03 AM

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What about a national tenants register? It’s time to put tenants first!!!!! And landlords last. This drivel is really starting to make my blood boil. Wish I could get a job with a big salary for Compiling cr*p like this.

From: Adrian Haynes 12 September 2018 09:44 AM

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On the damp issue I think the majority of these are windows shut, Dry and wash your clothes and same with the morning showers etc. Ventilation training courses needed for most of these complaints I think. And yes I`m as sick and tired of being bashed. Good tenants are in demand and I will do anything I can for them. Simon is right some very unpleasant people know the system and exploit it to the full before moving on to the next Landlord unfortunate enough to take them on.

From: Adrian Haynes 28 August 2018 12:47 PM

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Yes radio 4. When you give these groups air time why not slip it in about the £12,000 Polly gets! Totally agree with you Jeremy.

From: Adrian Haynes 23 August 2018 11:30 AM

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Yes indeed. Google what some of these charities pay there C.E.O`s Shameful.

From: Adrian Haynes 23 August 2018 11:10 AM

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I don`t mind decent people by what ever means they pay there rent. Decent people.

From: Adrian Haynes 23 August 2018 11:08 AM

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