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House prices in 2017 !!
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Hi All,
Can anyone help me ?? .... I am trying to estimate what my house price will worth in 2017. the reason is due to an ongoing divorce "battle" which our house is part of
I am currently a joint owner on a mortgage with my ex wife .. there is around £30,000 equity on the property currently but what will it be in 2017.
Any help would be greatly received
Many Thanks
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Nobody knows what your house will be worth in 6 months, let alone in 6 years!0 -
impossible to estimate.0
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Tuppence a bagDeposit for FTB: £81,000 ... and counting0
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Quite, in 2007 prices were rising 10% per annum, in 2009 they were falling by 15% per annum, in 2010 they rose in the first half of the year and fell overall in the year by about 3% ... and teh OP wants to know the price in six years?lincroft1710 wrote: »If it is wife, wife's solicitor or your solicitor brandishing 2017 property value about, then tell the guilty party to stop being an IDIOT.
So many things could happen in the next 6 years which could affect house prices.0 -
hehe we dont know what it is worth noW!0
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No-one knows what it is worth now. It is only worth what someone will pay for it and if it isnt currently under offer you dont know current value so I dont think you will ever know what it willbe worth in 2017.0
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