"Rent money is dead money"

pickles110564

scousethife wrote: »

Shut up you dik!

Come on mate dont say you have fallen for this clock as well?

Lifeplan

"Renting money is dead money" there is a bit of truth in that, but if one is smart enough, one could get around that, depending on the area. I lived in central London for 8 years, almost rent free.
It is quite easy and cheaper to rent a house, then sublet the rooms.

Sally_Gee

scousethife wrote: »

Shut up you dik!

Thats Dr Dik to you my thieving scouse chum.

pickles110564

Sally_Gee wrote: »

If chavs appear on "my estate" I would have them arrested ! (or possibly shot :rotfl:)

Broadmoor.:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

pickles110564

Lifeplan wrote: »

"Renting money is dead money" there is a bit of truth in that, but if one is smart enough, one could get around that, depending on the area. I lived in central London for 8 years, almost rent free.
It is quite easy and cheaper to rent a house, then sublet the rooms.

Broders I cant keep up with you.

chewmylegoff

mr.broderick wrote: »

Just get them bumped off, it's not a problem

but how will you fund this without MEWing

mr.broderick

chewmylegoff wrote: »

but how will you fund this without MEWing

t'is a nice point

carolan78

Wheres the Troll net lol

Lifeplan

Good evening to you all btw.

Cleaver

I was going to wade in to this thought provoking thread with its' analytical debate and erudite ideas and arguments, but realised that I simply don't understand some of the very complex financial theories being put forward both on the side of renting a property versus buying a property.

I bow down to all of your intellects. Your capacity for knowledge, reasoned discussion and respect for your fellow humans puts me in awe and I one day hope to join in with you all in considering the issues put forward. But, alas, today is not that day.