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• 4 weeks ago

  Does the British government have funds or financing independant of the British economy?

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• 1 month ago

  Can anyone explain why they need to build more houses?

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• 2 months ago

  Does the nerve damage in diabetics has anything to do with poor circulation?

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• 3 months ago

  Why is heath care considered to be what doctors do and not what people do with nutrition and lifestyle?

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• 3 months ago

  Why don't the peacenics in the Democratic party get back to the job of ending the wars?

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• 4 weeks ago

  Does the British government have funds or financing independant of the British economy?

  @DarkScribe You can only arrange loans of existing resources.
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• 4 weeks ago

  Does the British government have funds or financing independant of the British economy?

  @DarkScribe You can take my money and spend it better that I can, which is my full time job, if you are a organization. of people who call themselves a government. Correct????
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• 4 weeks ago

  Does the British government have funds or financing independant of the British economy?

  @mattbrowne So the government taking money from the more productive members of society and giving it to the less productive ones will rescue Great Britain from it’s economic problems. As-side. They will also take it through inflation from whoever owns any British money at all.
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• 1 month ago

  Can anyone explain why they need to build more houses?

  @gussnarp It is cheaper to subdivide a house and make it into multiple units than it is to build an entirely new one. You do not have to buy many materials and you do not have to do it all at once. The main thing is to make sure that the shell is sound. The rest is a mater of thought and elbow grease. If financing is available for the purchase the remodeling work and materials should be a sufficient down payment. If it is not then the house is probably in very bad condition or in good enough condition to sell as is. With a million vacant houses the price should not be too high. Something is encouraging people to think that those houses are worth more than they really are.
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• 1 month ago

  Can anyone explain why they need to build more houses?

  @DarkScribe No I do not. When a property is abandoned it is different. It is the same thing as throwing it in the trash. It is no longer property because there is no one for it to be property of. I don’t know how many of those properties are abandoned but the government sure does. They are auctioned off here. An empty house falls down. Vandals destroy it as well as the weather. It will become trash if the owner does not maintain it. I suspect that the market over there for houses has too high a price on them. I also suspect that there is too high an overhead expense for the properties to be rented out and people don’t even need those houses because there are too many of them on the market. I doubt that Britain has 4 million people living on the streets so there seems to be a lack of demand for new housing in that country. So I ask again. Why build more? Also the governments over there are silly with their offer of 5 year leases take it or leave it. If it has not already started it will soon. Britain will have a currency devaluation in the next 5 years. I would not lease for more that 1 year. The governments are setting their desires way to high. No landlord thinks that they should make a profit on those houses at the landlords expense. According to another question I just answered public housing tenants tear the places up anyway. The landlord probably figure that the elements and the vandals will do less damage and provide them with fewer headaches than the governments will. I don’t know I am just speculating. So I am asking.
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