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  1. Oasis

    Oasis Peter North-east

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    I see what you're saying but once it starts going down it usually doesn't stop.

    Who do you know that would buy a house at the minute? If no one wants to buy then estate agents have to lower the prices, then when they're lowered people see that they're going down so they still don't wanna buy. It causes a chain reaction that could see them go down by 40%.

    If this doesn't happen then I'm no worse off really because i could buy next year anyway. It just isn't worth the risk at the moment.

    Brids the man you need to speak to about house price booms and crashes. :p

    ps house prices may not have dropped at the moment because the stock that was on the market from a few month ago is still on sale now. You'll need to wait a few more month before you see any big changes.
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    Oasis Peter North-east

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    So you're either out of a job and get a cheap house or an expensive house and you keep ya job.

    What a situation!!!!:cry:
  3. Shortee

    Shortee back of the net

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    :lol: Yep, unlucky or what.

    The interest rate is going to drop by 1/2 % by december - apparently.

    I work for an investment company and none of our investors want to take the risk of investing at the minute and 3 of the biggest buy to let mortgage providers have stopped providing buy to let mortgages.

    We have started on the first time buyer side trying to get discounts for first time buyers, 90% of them earning excellent money are being turned down for 100% mortgages. Even on a new build house with a builders deposit of say 5%, the mortgage companies are expecting them to match the builders deposit.

    Its shit :(
  4. Oasis

    Oasis Peter North-east

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    This defo could be it then! If lenders arnt willing to borrow people the money then a house wont be able to sell at such a high price.

    If they drop the interest rates then it may change things like it did in 2005. They were looking set to crash when the BOE dropped rates, which then made everyone go out and get a house while mortgages were cheap.

    I predict a 10% - 40% drop within 2 to 3 years and then either it stagnating for a while or slowly creeping back up.:eek:
  5. Scotty

    Scotty Internet Weirdo

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    1. Not once did I ask/invite you to come out with me, personally I'd rather put a white hot metal rod down my japs eye than look at your Tory Boy face.

    2. Do you ever plan on going clubbing/leaving your house for things other than work?
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    Oasis Peter North-east

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    :lol: :lol:
  7. Rossy

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    I've just came out in September, Mechanical Engineering.

    How dare you!
  8. Scotty

    Scotty Internet Weirdo

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    I always thought you were anyway Mike.
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    :lol:
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    Oasis Peter North-east

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    Thanks for sharing this with us all but I really only wanted to know what your job is.:wink:
  11. Rossy

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    Well that went better than expected. Fantastic. Now I can come out properly next time I see yous. :)
  12. Oasis

    Oasis Peter North-east

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    I don't go clubbing much now but I think I may start.
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    BRID Has name in red. Staff

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    You changed your tune about property Oasis ;)

    I thought it never dropped in value? :king:
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    Oasis Peter North-east

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    hehe over time you'd still have a house more than you paid but at this point in time i wouldn't buy, when I was only planning on having the house for a year anyway. I could of been lumbered with it for 10 years and I don't like Lee that much that I wanna be living with him in my 30's.

    We'd end up like George and Mildred.
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    BRID Has name in red. Staff

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    Imagine if you'd bought that place a while back ... you'd be billy fucked now eh if you tried to sell it!!!

    Spend your money on booze, fags and dirty mags instead :angel:
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    Oasis Peter North-east

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    It may of been a blessing in disguise if everything gans the way it looks like it is at the mo.

    I already do waste my monety on those items, that's why I'm always broke
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    Most lenders have puled out of the 100% market now, I wouldnt even know at the minute of anyone doing them although I asusme some lenders are. Most won't even lend more than 90%.
    I have always disagreed with 100% + mortages and with builders paying the deposit people are actually borrowing 100% as they aren't putting any money into the property. Yes you could say that you are getting it at a discount price, but noone actually pays the higher price, therefore the houses are actually worht the price with the discount off.

    My opinion only but I think that if you are buying a house and serious about it, then you should want it enough to be able to save up some money to put into it.
  18. B.O.B.

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    Also, people with 100% mortgages are in much more danger of ending up in negative equity if there is a fall in house prices.
  19. Curly Watts

    Curly Watts Est. 1988

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    1) I'm out regularly, I just dont feel the need to ask you. (I was at PVD last week for example)
    2) Your fantasies regarding objects going down your penis suit your "internet personality" down to a tee. (by that I mean a cock who is full of himself)
  20. Scotty

    Scotty Internet Weirdo

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    1) Lies.

    2) How would that work? I'm not the terminator, if for instance I said I would rather put my finger down my bell end than hang out with you it would have worked?

    3) I am a cock who is full of himself in real life as well :)

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