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Ye of little faith...had a viewing and an offer of £141k which I accepted yesterday....0
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Good one. It pays to ignore people who don't know anything about buying and selling houses!0
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Deleted_User wrote: »Ye of little faith...had a viewing and an offer of £141k which I accepted yesterday....
Yes but you have had the opinion of people here about house prices so you now know that £141k is a good offer but at the time that you turned down the £137k you might not have thought it was enough?0 -
Deleted_User wrote: »Ye of little faith...had a viewing and an offer of £141k which I accepted yesterday....
How much profit does that give you, if you don`t mind me asking?0 -
Crashy_Time wrote: »How much profit does that give you, if you don`t mind me asking?
I've had the flat for 4 years ...bought for £84k...so minus fees etc should get around £138 ish ! Intend to pay off the mortgages on the flat and our house...credit card and put the remainder away for my son who's 16.I do appreciate all the info from everyone on here...it's made me think...think some more...and I've learned quite a bit.0 -
Crashy_Time wrote: »How much profit does that give you, if you don`t mind me asking?
Sorry Crashy...around £52,000 profit0 -
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Deleted_User wrote: »Sorry Crashy...around £52,000 profitCrashy_Time wrote: »Nice.....:money:
Thought Crashy would be using housepricecrash maths to explain how it would have actually been cheaper to rent for those four years than to buy.
Examples like this are why all of the housepricecrashers have been crazy to wait for this so called crash that has been imminent for the last 14 years......0
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