Nationwide +1.3 (-6.2 YoY)

GSXRCarlos

Ingsy wrote: »

So how long does it take to cook a chicken?

32.5 minutes with a fan assisted oven - D'Uh!!!

the_ash_and_the_oak

there are so many boats leaving the whole time it is difficult to know which one to get

the_ash_and_the_oak

IveSeenTheLight wrote: »

See, I woudl say the valuation is whatever agreement is made at the time of the sell.

The jumper could go on sale for £45 and be bought for that.
The house could be sold for £185k.

My point was, it was not what the lender sets, its what is agreed between the buyer and the seller.

If there is no agreement because lack of available funds, then there is no sale and the valuation is not set at what the lender was prepared to give.
There are soo many other factors for that i.e. size of deposit

kinda feeling the value/worth is what it sells for tbh. if there is no buyer at stated value then stated value is incorrect

ad9898_3

the_ash_and_the_oak wrote: »

there are so many boats leaving the whole time it is difficult to know which one to get

I will be hopping on the 'genuine recovery boat', that particular boat will give us good, stable, strong fundamentals and a transparancy of what the future holds. That particular boat isn't even on the horizon yet, and most likely won't be for some years.

ess0two

ad9898 wrote: »

I will be hopping on the 'genuine recovery boat', that particular boat will give us good, stable, strong fundamentals and a transparancy of what the future holds. That particular boat isn't even on the horizon yet, and most likely won't be for some years.

All dependant on age/time/circumstance,some will board now others later,i rented for a short while when sold.
I could never have saved anything decent whilst paying rent also.

the_ash_and_the_oak

I think I meant "there are so many boats leaving the whole time it's difficult to know which one to miss"

the_ash_and_the_oak

Especially when they keep coming back in again

surfsister

houses always sell in the summer but may be a diferent story come Christmas time

StevieJ

ad9898 wrote: »

Looks to me like leaving for Oz is coming to the fore now when my investments come in, as there is no way on earth I will pay current prices, but it seems the majority in the country disagree, good luck to 'em................. onwards

Why, didn't house prices go up in OZ?

HAMISH_MCTAVISH

StevieJ wrote: »

Why, didn't house prices go up in OZ?

:rotfl:

Indeed.

His solution to living in a country with high prices, is apparently to move to a country with even higher prices..... Odd.

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