a tale of my neighbour who tried but failed

Wookster

geoffky wrote: »

essotwo your are such a knob... do you really want me to post a photo of the 14 day notice....grow up

Well said.

Really2

I must admit they did well to get a house at the peek on such low wages at that age (I could only purchase in 2001 at aged 25).

Not discounting your story geoff but that must be about 6.5X joint without afford ability taken in to account.

Perhaps a good lesson on why we wont go to such mad sub prime lending.

ess0two

Wookster wrote: »

Well said.

Jeremy Warner the respected,say no more from your other post.

geoffky

stephen163 wrote: »

I don't understand why she would choose to work nights at ASDA. Surely there are better day jobs out there.

19 and 21 is way too young to make such monumental life decisions.

In your world maybe everyone has choices but in my real world some people dont have much choice.....ps i had been in two wars at the age of 21 i would like to think that maybe you did not have much sense at 21...and i bought my first house at 18...god big decisions for one such age......bollox

1984ReturnsForReal_2

ess0two wrote: »

House prices,economy,recession

This story has all 3 in.


Together with family, relationships & children!

Its a sad fact that many families are suffering the same.

But hey too much to take for you..

geoffky

ess0two wrote: »

You strike me as the kind of neighbour that would do that,whilst sniggering behind your curtains as the removal men empty the place.
Voicing 'i knew that would happen to them'.

So out of touch...why would they have removal men if they cant even pay the mortgage???? most repos leave most of the stuff there...:rolleyes:

neas

sounds sad, but unfortunately they represented the 'i want it now' attitude that alot of us are guilty of having.

Weirdly i never had this attitude and actually saved 10 grand over 2.5 years to buy a nearly new car... without finance... i made do taking the bus, skimping and saving for 2 years..... without getting into debt.

If i can do it, others can do too. What you got to remember is that all credit cards do is ensure you pay more for things you want or can get... and so in the end you actually have less things had you not just waited and saved up for them.

What they needed to do was live in it without spending crazy amounts and save for things.... save for a rainy day!

ess0two

geoffky wrote: »

So out of touch...why would they have removal men if they cant even pay the mortgage???? most repos leave most of the stuff there...:rolleyes:

More fool them,i'm sure i would'nt leave my belongings if i was getting repossessed.

Wookster

ess0two wrote: »

Jeremy Warner the respected,say no more from your other post.

Another addition to my ignore list.

Goodbye.

ess0two

1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »

This story has all 3 in.


Together with family, relationships & children!

Its a sad fact that many families are suffering the same.

But hey too much to take for you..

I could post up numerous hard luck stories,they dont belong in here though.
Hindsight is great 18mths ago the economy was tanking,they took a chance and it backfired.