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“Cash buyers can get a great deal screwin’ sellers”
Think you’ll find it’s the exact reverse. House prices are greatly overpriced, thanks to Uk landlords and their immigrant rentards, so I believe house prices are currently overvalued a minimum of 50%. If an ex council house, worth £30k around 30 years ago, is now £150k or higher, then that is sellers screwing the buyers. In many cases the buyers are scamming housing benefit landlords, so this is perfectly acceptable. Screw these low life bottom feeders as much as possible. But, if the buyers are first home buyers, aka the good people, who need the property solely for themselves then it’s 100% wrong to screw these genuine people.
Screw landlords 100% ☺️🤝🤡
Aka the housing benefit clowns.
Help first time buyers. ☺️👍👏😃
Aka genuine and working people.
As if by magic another one of your aliases arrives 🙄 How many nom de guerres are you using ? 🤣🤣
I do wish admin would research and shut down these trolls with multiple user IDs. You’re actually contravening the forum rules.
Chuckleberry, you’re fooling no one.
DT
Don't make i laugh , stop it . I got orders to take her shopping laters , Boring .
Gazz, "DarthTrader
I like the green lines"
yes but...it's like when you are in a room when you know the person who broke wind but you say nothing...lol
DYOR
Darth/Mach,
Put up or shut up. You’ve gone and hidden pretending to put me on filter because you’ve boxed yourself into a corner.
Now put up or shut please.
Brixton, "an @rseh0le transplant "
in that particular posters case that would be considered an upgrade...
DYOR
DT
If he " can't be a lady ! " had an @rseh0le transplant it would reject him.
LSE , maybe poster who filter other posters should not have to see green lines, it would be better if filtered posters just faded into the ether never to be seen again...
just saying....Anyways downwards and onwards...
DYOR
Falling house prices don't really bother me all that much to be fair.
Unless you're downsizing, I see it as valueless money because you've got to use it to buy somewhere else to live or spend it on renting. It just seems a pointless exercise to me, unless you urgently need to raise funds.
Oh dear Darth/Machiismo,
Is that the best you can do ? As I told you, my mother is Scottish so yes I’m not the “full English” as you call it. I just don’t like the SNP and what they stand for and as I told you, my mother doesn’t either. Now, I challenged you a couple of weeks ago to prove posts I have made where I have derided the Scots as a nation. How are you getting on ? I presume you’re having difficulty. Put up or shut up please as you’re embarrassing yourself 😂
Brixton, the poster or is that imposter, (see what I did), is not a Full English in many ways and yet some of the diatribe that emits from poster one could be forgiven thinking she was from a superior race…
DYOR
Negative equity effected alot of people when endowment mortgages were all the rage 20- 30 years ago. Most mortgage holders with a good 10+ years of repayments under their belt, won't be effected. We're on a least 3rd generation mass home ownership, not the end of the world.
Thankyou Brix 😂
Don't put Krankie on filter because ! He will make yourself feel happy joyous lovely jubbly , and a privilege not to be a permanent misery like himself.
Oh it’s Darth “I’m pretending I have you on filter) Machiismo. You and Chuckleberry aren’t fooling anyone 😉
Falters as corporate credit stress mounts.
https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/european-private-loan-market-falters-corporate-credit-stress-mounts-2023-09-07/?taid=64f9982b9114170001262533&utm_campaign=trueAnthem:+Trending+Content&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=twitter
DYOR
Ant, i would throw WeeBoyKrankie in the cupboard (Filter)...if I was you.
good luck
DYOR
Eightyeight88
Time lag of high interest rates have not been fully priced into the market yet, expect we will see much lower house prices in 2024 as the UK property market continues to decline raising the prospect of negative equity for many mortgage holders.
Don't give a TO55 what house prices are either, or £ v $
Interest rates yes 10% suits me .
Don't care , why should some of us that forsee this coming.
Interested to see the latest cpi data expected 6.1%..........gla.
The general consensus seems to be another 5% fall/correction over the next 12 months......gla
Introduction: UK house prices drop 4.6% in year to August
Good morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of business, the financial markets and the world economy.
UK house prices have fallen at their fastest rate since the aftermath of the financial crisis, new data confirms this morning, as high interest rates cool the property sector.
Halifax, the UK’s largest lender, has reported that the average property price fell by 4.6% on an annual basis in August, down from the record highs seen last summer. That’s the largest year-on-year decrease in house prices since 2009.
Horsey will finish the day in thevBLUES...IMHO-DYOR
"What happened to all the experts that were saying the share price would go up as soon as the buyback was finished "
Well said Captain Hindsight. 😊
M not surprised. Cash buyers can get a great deal screw*ng sellers in a falling market whilst those contemplating buying with a mortgage are probably holding off for now in case they lose their jobs and due to affordability issues with higher borrowing rates.
Re-written with my glasses on 😂