Gordon Brown: We "must get the mortgage market moving"

londonlandlady

Max_Headroom wrote: »

Consider yourself corrected. If you have a look through my various posts you will discover that I own my home very nearly outright, have no intention of selling or buying, and have no "vested interest" either way. Whether my house is worth £1 or £1M tomorrow makes not one jot of difference to me.

But to clarify the point, it is actually irrelevent what people wish or think (which is why your self confessed "wind up" posts are largely useless), what will happen will happen. However desperately trying to spread disinformation, as you admit to doing, helps no one.

Well then, as I said, I stand corrected.

"it is actually irrelevent what people wish or think (which is why your self confessed "wind up" posts are largely useless), what will happen will happen."

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Sentiment is hugely important in determining the future direction of house prices.

Max_Headroom_3

londonlandlady wrote: »

Sentiment is hugely important in determining the future direction of house prices.

Totally agree, but it's far from the only factor. So I fear your one man/lady crusade to change the course of house prices via sentiment is doomed I'm afraid.

Pobby

Just looking at the local rental yields locally. Unbelievable. I think anyone who has bought a buy to let in the last 3 years must be subsidising the tenant.