@Cissi ********

I mean , you felt free to satire me , doubting my credibility about sources , throwing in a word like "teach" . Im friendly all the time , I just give my opinion without attacking anyone personally. So I don't understand why you feel the need to give me YOUR off topic opinion , instead of just moving on if you are not interested. So me talking about your food is pretty much the same off-topic than you wanna "teach" me what I can talk 😉

@Cissi ********

it's not about teaching or telling anyone what to do... But I'm surely allowed to give my 2 cents.

@Cissi ********

it's an open discussion and you are in no obligation to tell me what I want to talk. I also don't tell you how to eat or?

@Ossie ********

and also your modular home. As soon you put it on someone's land it technically is theirs. And if they really want to f you over they can make sure that you can't take it off their property. But again , do and believe whatever you want . 😊

@Ossie ********

wrong , it belongs to the owner of the land . You just are using it for the time of lease. Please inform yourself. Nothing will be in your name. And there have been plenty of cases , where leases will be canceled after someone built.

@Stéfan *******

Tackling grey areas of companies purchasing houses for private housing . Let's see what's coming , I heard some different stuff.

I don't wish anyone that it happen and hope everyone can happily keep and live in their houses.

@Stéfan *******

and yes you can lease land , you can build a house you technically still don't officially and legally own it. But hey , whatever ... You guys interprete it however you like. I've been in Asia long enough and act after my knowledge . 😊🫰

@Stéfan *******

I just explained you. This grey area of companies buying houses will be soon tackled.

You legally occupy the land for the term of lease... But you don't own it , you are not entitled to it.

@Ossie ********

okay , fundamentally wrong understanding of leasing and owning. You lease, that's why it's called leasing and not owning. There is a reason it is 2 different words.