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nic nic | 19:47 Fri 14th Jan 2005 | Home & Garden
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can i buy a council house that i do not at present live in?


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You can.  If the tennant is a relative you can buy ir on their behalf but you will need some sort of agreement between you and the relative.  But you can't buy a council house that is empty

22:33 Fri 14th Jan 2005
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Yes you can,if its already been purchased and they want to sell it on.But i dont think you mean that ,could you clarify?
20:34 Sat 15th Jan 2005
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Not if thet don't want to sell.
17:56 Thu 20th Jan 2005

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