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Property Snakes and Ladders; 2009
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lostinrates wrote: »puff....I'm late....new or a repeat PN?
I won't enquire as to why you're out of breath lir. :cool:Favourite hobbies: Watersports. Relaxing in Coffee Shop. Investing in stocks.
Personality type: Compassionate Male Armadillo. Sockies: None.0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »Repeat.. catchup ... last 15 minutes will revisit them.
pfffffffffffff. except I've not seen it before, so its new to me.
Nothing exciting bluey,0 -
Leaping to the end, I just found this about the Windsor/mock tudor one:
Bought for: £425,000
Renovation budget: £62,000
Actual spend: £158,000
Sold for: £595,000
Profit: £12,000
... less fees, mortgage interest, stamp duty, solicitors .... and the overspend they hid/lied about.
"Valuations originally came in at £675,000, £685,000 and £695,000, so John and Patsy decided to put it on the market for £695,000. After eight months in a steeply declining market, they accepted an offer of £595,000, making them a gross profit of just £12,000."0 -
Might as well give you the other one .. they're living in it:
Bought for: £600,000
Renovation budget: £250,000
Actual spend: £350,000
"Despite original valuations of £950,000, £1.1 million and £1.3 million, eleven months on, Andy and Amanda still haven’t managed to find a buyer for their house. They're currently living in it and waiting to see what happens to the market. But they’ve not hung up their development hats - and have just started two new ones."
So this programme will go back (that was written a year ago) and see what's happened.0 -
lostinrates wrote: »pfffffffffffff. except I've not seen it before, so its new to me.
Nothing exciting bluey,0 -
80% of the programme is SB repeating where they are, their names, the length of the job, the budget ....0
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PasturesNew wrote: »I just wrecked it for you then
N'ah, s'ok. I' going to have to dash outside again in a minute anyway. The poultry are going in mid-property !!!!!! this week: two little'uns are already inside, the rest are all lined up watching the sunset (our chickens love a good sunset, they're so funny). They'll wander in in about 10-15 minutes and I'll have to shut them in quickly before the fox comes0 -
One of them must be this:
http://www.houseprices.co.uk/e.php?q=Two+Acres%2C+Church+Road%2C+Old+Windsor%2C+Windsor%2C+Windsor+And+Maidenhead%2C+SL4+2PQ&n=10
Going by rough dates and prices.0 -
Revisits are only good if you haven't actually seen the episode before.
But I think I'd probably end up divorced if I had to spend 4 months in a campervan with my family.
Did she really just say a large hall is always handy if you're having a party?0 -
It looks truly awful doesn't it ... and TINY windows!!
It looks like they knocked a row of council houses together.0
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