NeilMH

Please explain Just my odd way of saying the same as everyone else. When we go in a cafe my mother-in-law will say "how can they charge £1.50 for a scone when I can buy them for £x". I than have to go through the time honoured process of saying about buying premises or paying the premium thereon, buying tables, chairs, cutlery, re-fitting, kitchen equipment, wages, rates, utilities, bank interest, stock, wastage, etc, etc.

Someone is going to have to tell John Surtees.

Congratulations

Loof forward to following this

This is like me trying to explain to my mother-in-law why you have to pay more than 25p for a scone in a cafe and why it's not the cost of a pack of 4 from Sainsbury's divided by 4.

Car looks great.

+1

Don't have time to see it all through but my starting point would be the facts/history: - did they have debt lawfully secured by the property - did they meet the repayments or if they didn't were any revised repayment schedules agreed to - did the mortgage company go through all the lawful processes before getting to this stage From looking at a few minutes of it, the Bailiffs did appear to be aggressive rather than assertive.

I've never seen a yellow 370 on the road that I can recall.

If I was starting out now I would certainly have a look at it