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Hoping for significant change in 2025

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@moving_charlie The properties still exist, they’ll either be sold to another landlord or preferably to someone who will use it as a home.

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@MerrynSW @moving_charlie The property doesn’t just disappear. It will hopefully be turned into a family home or worst case scenario be bought be a professional landlord.

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@TheMale_Central @JMRGBY_ Who is this?

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@Heccles94 This Life

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@StufferSuitcase @humantransit @DeclanStones1 Wouldn���t it be nice if everyone had access to comfortable secure housing? I imagine this gentleman’s main motivation is protecting his house price rather than thinking about the greater good. All the housing for me! None for you!

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@hotspotharrison Fuck, that is so hot.

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@ModerateSauce @moving_charlie I imagine a lot more people are staying at home with their families due to cost. Also immigration has fallen dramatically.

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@CreativeDeduct @SamCoatesSky The only way to solve this is to build social housing.

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@makensycrave Who is this? He’s gorgeous!

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@supothanan @stacy_muur @grok @grok what about philosophy and psychology?

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@SandyofSuffolk We don’t want buy to let investors, we want people to be able to afford their own homes. And clearly your price is too high.

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@JackJackOJackO It’s because Reform voters don’t work, they’re pensioners angry with the world.

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@joeymillsuk @cezthesocialist @YouGov Then more properties on the market to buy, also we could have a robust social housing building programme to help transition us away from parasitical private landlords who don’t contribute anything.

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@moving_charlie What we need is a move away from private landlords who are exploitative and back to social housing.

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@IainDale @LBC @DovForman Why hasn’t cross question been uploaded as a podcast for the last two days?

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@RhonddaBryant But nothing for private renters?! We need a massive social housing building programme.

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@moving_charlie This is one of the benefits of having a corporate landlord, a level of professionalism and resources to manage the property properly. Being a landlord is a responsibility, it’s not just about collecting rent.

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@afneil I think the big question is why don’t people who are right wing want to teach? Too selfish? Lack of education? Empathy?

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@AlanJLSmith Properties don’t disappear once they are sold. And corporate landlords aren’t that bad, all my emails and queries are answered within 24 hours and when something breaks it’s fixed in a timely fashion. It’s been my best experience of renting via a corporate