Anyone Nervous?

neil324

Dan: wrote: »

Hopefully interest rates will still be this low next year.

Jeez get a life. You should have had a few more last night. You'd be hungover now and not posting this crap.

Dan:_4

neil324 wrote: »

Jeez get a life. You should have had a few more last night. You'd be hungover now and not posting this crap.

Nah, I had enough last night mate - and now getting ready for the football this afternoon.

Anyway, as per my post - It would be a shame for luvpump to end up with a more expensive mortgage.

neil324

Dan: wrote: »

Nah, I had enough last night mate - and now getting ready for the football this afternoon.

Anyway, as per my post - It would be a shame for luvpump to end up with a more expensive mortgage.

Thats so nice of you to be looking out for all the FTB.But i'm sure he's a big enough boy now to make an informed choice.

Dan:_4

neil324 wrote: »

Thats so nice of you to be looking out for all the FTB.But i'm sure he's a big enough boy now to make an informed choice.

Of course it's up to him, I couldn't care less really. I just mentioned it would be a shame if the base rate increased, and costing him more in the long term.

You need to chill out mate.

:beer:

lostinrates

I think its good to hear another view argued. Challenges my ideas, often fills in gaps in my knowledge. You can never really me fully open about why you think the poroposed path is not best in one's own circumstance: security issues, innit.

neil324

Dan: wrote: »

Of course it's up to him, I couldn't care less really. I just mentioned it would be a shame if the base rate increased, and costing him more in the long term.

You need to chill out mate.

:beer:

I'm sure he's aware that base rates can go up.

wheresmydoshat

well i've kinda got PB to work, but it doesn't show me when properties were first on the market as all the dates are recent ?

Dan:_4

neil324 wrote: »

I'm sure he's aware that base rates can go up.

Your obviously trying to coax me into an arguement, but im not in the mood for the heat of battle today.

Lotus-eater

Dan: wrote: »

Im fed up with this graph, it's all you have as an 'argument' these days. :rotfl:

That's a bit of a silly thing to say IMO. If we are in the bull trap bit of the graph, then you are in the wrong. Maybe you are, maybe you aren't, but to dismiss it the way you are hasn't left yourself any leeway at all.
Which is fine I suppose because if prices drop again, you may well disappear. One of the problems with forum debates, you know that you will never be pulled up for your predictions.

Dan:_4

Lotus-eater wrote: »

That's a bit of a silly thing to say IMO. If we are in the bull trap bit of the graph, then you are in the wrong. Maybe you are, maybe you aren't, but to dismiss it the way you are hasn't left yourself any leeway at all.
Which is fine I suppose because if prices drop again, you may well disappear. One of the problems with forum debates, you know that you will never be pulled up for your predictions.

I wont disappear. My predictions last xmas was that prices will bottom, down 10%, by end of 2009. Go back and check the polls.

There was a lot of strange predictions back then, and the most favourite quote was "2009 will be a lot worse then 2008". A lot of these people don't post anymore, I suspect they are are busy trying to buy a house.