Permanent residence recreation house
Program Radar at her 'best'...
It is now 'crying' on several holiday parks, because there is being maintained. Finally! I would say.
First, they willingly live on such a park, knowing that it can be inhabited for a maximum of 9 months per year. In any case, you can know and you're supposed to know that and then it's whining and complaining. It is also not for nothing a recreation house. One must have a regular main residence. Even it is argued as a defense: “Yes, but it was not maintained!” Yes, and? So if one doesn't enforce, you can break the law? It also says: 'I am not cheaper at all, I simply pay levies. ' Yes, I would, if you had a barrel advantage before that!
When I was on home hunting at the time, I also came across very nice houses at Funda with a favorable price. Something in the order of €75,000, - for a cabinet of a house. I wanted to, but I didn't, because permanent residence is not allowed. And with a similar 'ordinary' house, there was another 1 for the amount.
You are jealous...
Yes, I am jealous! I wanted to, somewhere illegally live cheap and later it was then tolerated, as we do in NL often. But I decided to follow the rules.
It seems fair to me to provide the permanent residents of a holiday home with an aftercharge. Namely for the advantage they had with the purchase and one more because the O.Z.B. was always so nice and low. It cannot be that people who violate the law are rewarded and those who follow the rules are more detrimental. Avrotros Radar is obviously very concerned because people are in danger of becoming 'homeless', because people are actually going to be evicted. They better deal with people who are really affected by agencies or companies. “Beings before you begin,” seems to me a wise lesson here.
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