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doire wrote: »

More noise from RM

:rotfl::rotfl:

Interesting that you didn't post this on any of the RM drops threads.

Well, not interesting at all really, just horribly predictable.

1984ReturnsForReal_2

Time flies by when its all snowy & wet...

I didnt realise it was February.

doire_2

Joeskeppi wrote: »

Interesting that you didn't post this on any of the RM drops threads.

Well, not interesting at all really, just horribly predictable.

Boo hoo..........

chucky

doire wrote: »

More noise from RM

doire wrote: »

Boo hoo..........

but it doesn't cover Northern Ireland so why would you care.
but it looks like you do care... a bit too much it seems... :rolleyes:

doire wrote: »

Well as this doesn't cater for Northern Ireland i couldn't give a toss.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=27343663&postcount=10

doire wrote: »

Does the Land Registry cover Northern Ireland and Scotland too?

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=27306597&postcount=6

chucky

Bolaji_Badejo wrote: »

Hello I am new to the forums today.I was wondering why we perceive rising prices as a good thing?

welcome back Mrs B - i've missed you x

ILW

Bolaji_Badejo wrote: »

Hello I am new to the forums today.I was wondering why we perceive rising prices as a good thing?

I have a bit of trouble with that as well.
I think they are good if you happen to own a spare house or two. Otherwise cannot see the upside.

stueyhants

Bolaji_Badejo wrote: »

Hello I am new to the forums today.I was wondering why we perceive rising prices as a good thing?

If you have a string of BTL or are settled in your final home with no kids to raise then price rises are good for you.

For everybody else it just makes life harder.

I don't really blame the 'bulls' for being happy, if I was in their shoes I would probably be the same. What I find quite odd is the motivation to come on to forums like this to brag about it. I think I would just get on with my life and concentrate on my own family. But whatever floats your boat.

chucky

stueyhants wrote: »

I don't really blame the 'bulls' for being happy, if I was in their shoes I would probably be the same. What I find quite odd is the motivation to come on to forums like this to brag about it. I think I would just get on with my life and concentrate on my own family. But whatever floats your boat.

lol - not sure if i'm a bull or not but i come on this part of the forum to discuss stuff and have a bit of a laugh in my spare time at work

i don't think anyone come on here for what you're saying.

stueyhants

chucky wrote: »

lol - not sure if i'm a bull or not but i come on this part of the forum to discuss stuff and have a bit of a laugh in my spare time at work

i don't think anyone come on here for what you're saying.

On the whole your probably right. There are a few posters who do seem to take much more delight than others, although the nature of the medium does make it harder to intepret the meaning behind posts.

I've never believed you've taken delight in prices rises, just when you think you have won an argument

chucky

stueyhants wrote: »

On the whole your probably right. There are a few posters who do seem to take much more delight than others, although the nature of the medium does make it harder to intepret the meaning behind posts.

I've never believed you've taken delight in prices rises, just when you think you have won an argument

i don't think the house prices have much to do with it to be fair - it's probably the point that they predicted something and they got a bashing for it.

now they're right and want to bash the people that bashed them about in the first place.

it's all very partisan.