Sellers "slash" asking prices

chucky

zappahey wrote: »

Because that's the way he (I presume) works. He's a master of diversion and obfuscation and rarely directly addresses the point of disussion. Best to add to your ignore list and move on as he rarely adds much of value to the debate.

Unfortunately certain posters find it impossible to avoid rising to the bait.

unfortunately i've never ever seen you try to entertain a debate with me so not sure where you get that from - obviously there's a thorn that's a bit uncomfortable with something that is close to your heart... never mind

but thanks for confirming that you are the "master of diversion and obfuscation" and trying to divert the attention from the discussion to make it personal, maybe you could let me know when this next leg down is happening?

doire_2

Chucky i think you are the one looking simple.

Here is Grahams post i was talking about

Why not post up the full post? And the thread so we can see what the response was actually about?

Yet you keep banging on about the "next leg down"

chucky

doire wrote: »

Chucky i think you are the one looking simple.

Here is Grahams post i was talking about



Yet you keep banging on about the "next leg down"

please stop doire... you're taking attention away from the thread or is that what you wanted... hmmmm

i've posted it a few times now and not even you can even be this stupid and not be able to read...

Graham_Devon wrote: »

To the even keener reader, they will notice the zoopla research is so basic, it deserves to be recycled into value toilet roll instead of the posher stuff.

Graham_Devon

doire wrote: »

Chucky i think you are the one looking simple.

Here is Grahams post i was talking about

Yet you keep banging on about the "next leg down"

It's very simple. If he had used the full post, he couldn't have twisted it.

That's all there is to it.

N1AK

Sibley wrote: »

Why would somebody decide to sell when it's not a sellers market?

For the same reason that people buy when it's not a buyers market. Changes of financial circumstance, change of housing needs and change of geographic location being a few examples.

The single biggest flaw in this argument is that if it was remotely true then it would have been true in the past and house prices would never crash.

Jonny77

3 houses on my 'radar' have this week been transfered from being up for sale to up for rent...

twadge_face

Jonny77 wrote: »

3 houses on my 'radar' have this week been transfered from being up for sale to up for rent...

Should help push rent prices down innit.

JonnyBravo

!!!!!!_face wrote: »

Should help push rent prices down innit.

Yet something tells me you won't concede that it will help push house prices up..... innit.