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Robert Nottingham
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Time for a song to the tune of 3 wheels on my wagon: Another nail in the coffin, The PRS is still limping’ along, The policies are after me, But they don’t know it’s time to go, And I’ll be singing a happy song… With no bad tenants, silly legislation, selective licensing, or punative taxes. Sorry but I couldn’t make tha last line fit in anywhere 🤣

From: Robert Nottingham 31 January 2022 12:45 PM

Robert Nottingham
I think that the coffin maker is using a pneumatic nail gun….. it’s hard to keep up. Farewell PRS ;)

From: Robert Nottingham 18 January 2022 07:19 AM

Robert Nottingham
I dare say that the 85% don’t read Landlord Today….. I say again, the end of the PRS is nigh!

From: Robert Nottingham 11 January 2022 07:15 AM

Robert Nottingham
Simple answer for you: No.

From: Robert Nottingham 06 January 2022 06:51 AM

Robert Nottingham
Do the community of stakeholders want to sing the wokey kokey too? Utter nonsense!

From: Robert Nottingham 06 January 2022 06:48 AM

Robert Nottingham
Bong…… Is that the death knell for the PRS that I hear ringing?

From: Robert Nottingham 04 January 2022 07:23 AM

Robert Nottingham
I think that it would be fair to say that the Defence rests m’lud…the Government has failed to make a case and its arguments should be set aside 🤣

From: Robert Nottingham 10 November 2021 16:17 PM

Robert Nottingham
I have thought long and hard about this: I have considered the BRE technical documents; studied SAP 10.2 & SAP 2012; looked at our property portfolio; been part of the Green Homes Grant debacle ( had the voucher, couldn’t get the work completed in time); considered carbon taxation - particularly the bizarre uneven and non-sensible loading on electricity over gas; invested in high efficiency Farho electric radiators only to be ‘advised’ that storage heaters are better…… it goes on. I have even wondered if the EPC change is strategic scaremongering in cohort with HMRC to precipitate a high turnover of second properties, filling its coffers with stamp duty +3%. In all my deliberations I fall back to the same point, or rather that there is no point. I feel that my time as a landlord has run its course and I will move on to pastures new… “Good morning, is that Mr Terry Smith…. I’d like to invest in your fund please!”

From: Robert Nottingham 10 November 2021 07:42 AM

Robert Nottingham
In short, no! I’ll hold out as long as possible to see the relevant changes to legislation and EPC grading criteria; wait for the R&D cycle to run it’s course - nobody wants a ‘Betamax’ heat pump; assess the overall impact and conduct a cost-benefit analysis of my investment ( I’m not a charity); and then decide. I am sure that there will be some bullish early adopters, however it’s the second mouse that gets the cheese!

From: Robert Nottingham 19 October 2021 06:55 AM

Robert Nottingham
In response, a landlord slams Solicitors for being ponderous and self-serving…! In all honesty, over the past 20 years, I cannot recall a single occasion where legal ‘opinion’ from a solicitor has been timely.

From: Robert Nottingham 12 October 2021 07:10 AM

Robert Nottingham
Another waste of rations….

From: Robert Nottingham 01 September 2021 07:15 AM

Robert Nottingham
If a Tenant wishes to enjoy lower rent but significantly greater responsibility the option is always there: it’s called a mortgage and quirkily referred to as ‘home ownership’…

From: Robert Nottingham 01 September 2021 07:11 AM

Robert Nottingham
Godiva (also Coventry), have not passed on any of the 0.65% rate cut as their mortgages aren’t linked to the BoE Base Rate; strange how they rise in line with it when it goes up though....

From: Robert Nottingham 04 May 2020 10:37 AM

Robert Nottingham
Rents are more likely to settle around the value of LHA, which has just risen.

From: Robert Nottingham 04 May 2020 10:32 AM

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