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By Earl Aelfheah · Posted
For the sake of balance, the Tories also failed to implement any of the recommendations of the previous inquiry. I'm not sure it's helpful to play party politics on this one. Nearly all parties and many different institutions have failed massively over a long period of time. Certainly Casey (who undertook the rapid review and who has recommended the inquiry) has urged people not to use it for political point scoring. As said above, at least there is now going to be a full inquiry. -
I'd eat my hat if she voted against, so no doubt she's been missed off -
By cradford1997 · Posted
Having a BBQ this weekend (wit no BBQ) and have a lot of guests expecting some sizzling food which may potentially not happen if there’s no way to sizzle. Open to renting for the day, picking up returning (with a thorough clean) or alternatively if anyone is selling for cheap. -
Its usually 1 to 2 %. Say it's 2% and a house sells for £1million, the agency takes £20,000. The induvial selling the house might be eligible for £2,000 commission from that. If the gazunderer bring s the price down to £950,000, the agency takes £19,000 and the individual gets £1,900 commission. In those circumstances they don't care if you lose £50,000. They are only out of pocket by £100.
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