Why the intolerance of other people's views?

Pobby

As someone who vaguely studies the property auction markets I can tell you this
1. A lot of stuff is not reaching the reserve price.
2. I have been advised, not that I am buying lol, to go around 10 per cent lower than the reserve post auction to``test the vendors need to sale``.

Tbh, compared to 18 months ago, there are some distinct bargains to be had. I am not going to call the bottom yet. I will follow this guys advice and my guess is the bottom will be around 2011 to 2012. The following link was published in 2005.
http://www.moneyweek.com/investments/property/bust-will-follow-boom---but-when.aspx

londonlandlady

You all need your heads seeing to. Everyone knows property prices only ever go up in the long term and there is so much pent-up demand in this market. The fundamentals remain strong - there is a shortage of property in this country, you see. I'm only telling you this for your own good, so you don't miss out on a bargain.

slipthru

londonlandlady wrote: »

You all need your heads seeing to. Everyone knows property prices only ever go up in the long term and there is so much pent-up demand in this market. The fundamentals remain strong - there is a shortage of property in this country, you see. I'm only telling you this for your own good, so you don't miss out on a bargain.

That is funny.

TDS_2

londonlandlady wrote: »

You all need your heads seeing to. Everyone knows property prices only ever go up in the long term and there is so much pent-up demand in this market. The fundamentals remain strong - there is a shortage of property in this country, you see. I'm only telling you this for your own good, so you don't miss out on a bargain.

Why don't you back up your argument about house prices 'rebounding' with evidence or fact rather than just repeating the same tired phrases? Then we can start a real debate.

londonlandlady

Now is definitely the time to buy. If you can afford the mortgage payments, it won't matter if prices fall further (although I don't expect them to).

carolt

You are clearly very deluded.

I pray you - please buy AS MUCH AS YOU CAN - make sure you remortgage to the hilt so you don't lose out! - as soon as possible, before you miss your 'bargain'.

Just don't borrow from my bank please, as I don't want it to go bust.

howler_2

londonlandlady wrote: »

Now is definitely the time to buy. If you can afford the mortgage payments, it won't matter if prices fall further (although I don't expect them to).

Then [strike]board troll[/strike], [strike]horseinthehatman[/strike], landlordlady stop posting on this board and get out there and buy some property.

Go now. Now I tell you!!

There is no time to waste. In the time its taken you to read this post fantastic bargains have been missed, portfolios built and prices have risen. Oooohh I can feel that pent up demand :rolleyes:

Davesnave

londonlandlady wrote: »

Now is definitely the time to buy. If you can afford the mortgage payments, it won't matter if prices fall further (although I don't expect them to).

'Germany calling, Germany calling.......' William Joyce, alias Lord Haw Haw.


"They're not even [within] 100 miles [of Baghdad]. They are not in any place. They hold no place in Iraq. This is an illusion ... they are trying to sell to the others an illusion." Comical Ali

You're in great company!:rotfl:

avinabacca

londonlandlady wrote: »

You all need your heads seeing to. Everyone knows property prices only ever go up in the long term and there is so much pent-up demand in this market. The fundamentals remain strong - there is a shortage of property in this country, you see. I'm only telling you this for your own good, so you don't miss out on a bargain.

You're certainly talking out of your fundament.......

londonlandlady

howler wrote: »

Then [strike]board troll[/strike], [strike]horseinthehatman[/strike], landlordlady stop posting on this board and get out there and buy some property.

Go now. Now I tell you!!

There is no time to waste. In the time its taken you to read this post fantastic bargains have been missed, portfolios built and prices have risen. Oooohh I can feel that pent up demand :rolleyes:

I'm not a troll. I sincerely believe that house prices are about to rocket upwards. The green shoots of recovery can already be seen in this month's figures from the Nationwide, and I expect the market to turn the corner within the next few weeks.