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''I said this would hit 80p before hitting £1 in April.. I got slammed for suggesting this was possible. Yet here we are.''

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let us know when it hits 80p

Dix

''I read that was postponed until next week''

I believe the deadline for it to be resolved is sometime in June - until it is resolved this may have a suppressing effect on stock markets.

US debt ceiling increase needs to be resolved - markets awaiting

67s

''where its not to a lettable standard''

precisely and not - ''but would still be required to renovate it first.''

property improvements would add value.

''costs are far cheaper when individual properties occupy shared sites.''

why is that?

'' it would be totally at odds with citra's stated aims to do what you are suggesting, but not impossible.''

I was thinking in terms of keeping until there is no loss from a sale due to an initial negative equity situation. It is all very well taking a £5,000 loss on a sale but is another a £100,000 loss on a more expensive property.

I will not be having any sleepless nights about any potential repossessions that may happen .

That is why I have bought a fair few

At 82.4p

A1

''wonder if the market will allow me to invest sub 45p ''

US debt ceiling increase needs to be resolved

The last thing that a mortgage holder with Lloyds would want to happen is to have their property repossessed, resulting in most likely having to find a private rental at most likely a higher monthly cost. With a mortgage, term periods can be extended and going onto interest only could be negotiated, being short term solutions for the mortgage holder, and of benefit to Lloyds. I will not be having sleepless nights about the affect on Lloyds of any potential repossessions.

Most homeowners would like to think that any improvements made to their property would add value.

67s

''but would still be required to renovate it first.''

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'' It's more efficient to send the repo's for auction in this market, than incur costs to renovate and let individual properties''

every let property is individual

Now over 9% - xd 8th June

At under 35p

At 84.8p

NC

''So whilst Lloyds are fortunate in having atm houses on their books not in negative equity, they have much commercial property which is.''

You should know by now that Lloyds have a low LTV ratio. A mortgage holder going into negative equity is not a big deal if in work and continuing making mortgage payments.

Now that Lloyds is in the rental game, I cannot see why any repossessed property that also is in negative equity should be sold, crystallising a loss - it could instead b rented out.

Lloyds compare with other banks has amongst the lowest exposure to commercial property.

Yet another one

GB

Charles I (19 November 1600 – 30 January 1649) was King of England, Scotland, and Ireland from 27 March 1625 until his execution in 1649.

Charles II (29 May 1630 – 6 February 1685)[c] was King of Scotland from 1649 until 1651, and King of England, Scotland and Ireland from the 1660 Restoration of the monarchy until his death in 1685.

IP

''KC111, surely?''

He is a Scottish Nationalist - in his tiny mind there was no previous King Charles

GB

''my card from KC1''

that would be difficult - he died in 1649

SC

Have you come to the correct conclusions yet?

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