Re:Amsterdam's Plan: If You Buy a Newly Built House, You Can...
by beobab on Thursday March 21, 2019 @09:42AM
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I did learn valuable lessons, yes. Not that lesson, though. That's a lesson that you might need to unlearn. It will hold you back from trying anything on your own cognizance.
I learned a lot about contracts. I learned a lot about tenant laws. I learned a lot about insurance. I learned that if you have a cleaner employed in the houses you rent, then you have a legal right to enter the property to "inspect their work". I learned a lot about different types of people.
I did not learn any way, shape or form, that "having connections to government" would have made my efforts any easier.
Re:Amsterdam's Plan: If You Buy a Newly Built House, You Can...
by geezerjay on Thursday March 21, 2019 @09:25AM
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How exactly do you imagine that having "connections to government" would affect a problem caused by the law?
Re:Amsterdam's Plan: If You Buy a Newly Built House, You Can...
by rtkwe on Thursday March 21, 2019 @11:36AM
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It's not even entirely a problem caused by the law, beobab also just didn't know the full extent of their rights as a property owner. Tenent protections are strong but they wouldn't have stopped beobab from getting them out sooner and inspecting the property for damage.
It seems like if you had the appropriate connections to government, this process would've been easier?