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Land Registry - January up 1.1% mom
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Hang on. You think lower house prices would be great for the country but you're only willing to accept lower house prices if everyone else does too?
Sorry about the geneer comment - another one of your strange bedfellows.
Keep trying Wotsthat. You'll get there one day I'm sure.
Let me ask you one little question on your feeble attempt.
How would my house reducing in value, alone, be of benefit to the country?
Sometimes I despair.0 -
I will say I haven't posted a link to the lovely house I have bought for the same reasons, there is some proper fruits in here.Have my first business premises (+4th business) 01/11/2017
Quit day job to run 3 businesses 08/02/2017
Started third business 25/06/2016
Son born 13/09/2015
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Graham_Devon wrote: »How would my house reducing in value, alone, be of benefit to the country?
Sometimes I despair.
There's 3 or 4 posters on this thread all willing to give up some of their equity to help reduce average house prices. Percy will even give up his deposit. Start small and it might snowball with older people downsizing to help out.
Just saying you'll only buy and sell at market prices is exactly the same as what everyone else is going to do.
Don't despair - do something!0 -
There's 3 or 4 posters on this thread all willing to give up some of their equity to help reduce average house prices. Percy will even give up his deposit. Start small and it might snowball with older people downsizing to help out.
Just saying you'll only buy and sell at market prices is exactly the same as what everyone else is going to do.
Don't despair - do something!
So selling my house at a reduced price isn't goign to help the country, I take it?
So your point was a complete none point I take it?
I was despairing at your desperation. The desperation to try and trip me up leading you to write such nonsense that was, quite honestly, so utterly easy to make a mockery of.0 -
Graham_Devon wrote: »So selling my house at a reduced price isn't goign to help the country, I take it?
So your point was a complete none point I take it?
I was despairing at your desperation. The desperation to try and trip me up leading you to write such nonsense that was, quite honestly, so utterly easy to make a mockery of.
You passionately believe that lower prices would be beneficial to the country. However, you'll only accept a lower valuation on your house if I accept a lower valuation on mine.
Why can't you unilaterally sell your house cheaper than it's market value? Every little helps.0 -
You passionately believe that lower prices would be beneficial to the country. However, you'll only accept a lower valuation on your house if I accept a lower valuation on mine.
Why can't you unilaterally sell your house cheaper than it's market value? Every little helps.
Because one person selling under market rate will help one person/family buy, yes every little may help not thats not going to make much difference.
With that to sell below market rate would be foolish if you wish to buy another as they won't be selling below market rate.
In short I am not going to sell below market rate at any point, but I am happy enough for that market rate to drop to more reasonable levels if if that did push me into negative equity.Have my first business premises (+4th business) 01/11/2017
Quit day job to run 3 businesses 08/02/2017
Started third business 25/06/2016
Son born 13/09/2015
Started a second business 03/08/2013
Officially the owner of my own business since 13/01/20120 -
Because one person selling under market rate will help one person/family buy, yes every little may help not thats not going to make much difference.
With that to sell below market rate would be foolish if you wish to buy another as they won't be selling below market rate.
In short I am not going to sell below market rate at any point, but I am happy enough for that market rate to drop to more reasonable levels if if that did push me into negative equity.
The question has been done to death previously on the forums. Seems to be the end result of all out desperation. Chucky used to come up with this blinder of a question all the time.0 -
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