Crash Crash Crash !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

dopester

john539 wrote: »

We haven't been in this situation to know what will happen, people just assume prices will recover eventually.

Prices are recovering.

chucky

mitchaa wrote: »

Really

Is every house in the UK therefore at 2004 levels an should be priced accordingly to what the Halifax tell us?

my local area is somewhere around 7% last time i checked on the LR numbers - property has increased much more than this since 2004.

onetomany

r its so sad i now 3 houses on my road that have been reprosed thoese poor people

mitchaa

dopester wrote: »

If you want to stand a good chance of finding a buyer... YES !!!!!!!!!

2002/03 levels to whip up some interest for a fast sale, instead of chasing the market down, else another 12 months and your looking at 2000/01/02 levels.

Now now Dopester, you should know better.

What a lot of rubbish and you know fine well it is, what was the average price of a home back in 2000/01? You'll have to remind me.

You really need to take a back foot from all this, i fear it is taking over your life and you are getting a bit OCD about it.

If i put my home on the market for 2004 figures, i think the estate agent himself would buy it before putting it in his window.

You would have to be a complete loony to base your sale price solely around that of what the Halifax state:rotfl:

mewbie_2

onetomany wrote: »

r its so sad i now 3 houses on my road that have been reprosed thoese poor people

Very sad when a house is reprosed, like all the poetry has gone out of living in it.

mvengemvenge

mewbie wrote: »

Very sad when a house is reprosed, like all the poetry has gone out of living in it.

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

dopester

mewbie wrote: »

Very sad when a house is reprosed, like all the poetry has gone out of living in it.

New poetry can be written by families who move in, at a price which better reflects sensible levels of affordability.

Especially in the repossession was a former BTL.

chucky

dopester wrote: »

New poetry can be written by families who move in, at a price which better reflects sensible levels of affordability.

Especially in the repossession was a former BTL.

unfortunately it is many more people with first mortgages that are defaulting on their payments not the BTL brigade.

Oblivion

mewbie wrote: »

Very sad when a house is reprosed, like all the poetry has gone out of living in it.

Some might regard it as poetic justice

Dave.

john539

dopester wrote: »

Prices are recovering.

Where's that then ?