Not sure if posted before but a question if I may

mr.broderick

CB1979 wrote: »

for the home owners:
1) your age
2) your location
3) your salary (joint if that's what you have)
4) your type of property (2 bed flat, 3 bed detached, etc)
5) your purchase price
6) your purchase date
7) your deposit used
8) your amount of mortgage at start of mortgage (and remaining)
9) your mortgage type/rate (if fixed when does it end)
10) any savings, etc

for the renters:
1) your age 34
2) your location orrell/tontine
3) your salary (joint if that's what you have)48
4) your rental pcm 600
5) your type of property (2 bed flat, 3 bed detached, etc) 2 bed 17th cent cottage
6) your deposit you're saving (if you are) equity from sale ..tens of thousands

just being nosey and want to try and see if this "average" argument reallt stacks up

not sure if I've thought of everythig that people (well me! lol) are interested in.

just simple answers to the questions and add any other q's you may want to answer.

hope this helps

mr.broderick

I notice sortofok hasn't posted..hes frightened of revealing his real identity..what a whopper he is..

sortofok

mr.broderick wrote: »

I notice sortofok hasn't posted..hes frightened of revealing his real identity..what a whopper he is..

Oh God.

What do you want to know baldrick?

Just come right out and ask me. Don't be shy

mr.broderick

I want to know what your agenda is sortofok.. I wont rest until i get it.

sortofok

What do you want to know? !!!!!! ask me

BrunoM

CB1979 wrote: »

for the renters:
1) your age
2) your location
3) your salary (joint if that's what you have)
4) your rental pcm
5) your type of property (2 bed flat, 3 bed detached, etc)
6) your deposit you're saving (if you are)

1) 32
2) Wandsworth, London
3) 50k, OH "writing at the moment", luring her back into temping as we speak tho
4) 1100
5) 2 bed garden flat
6) hrm, remaining dregs of savings soon to be knocked over by reception and honeymoon - only just moving into the flat now though so in no hurry to get that deposit together yet

wnb

1) 39
2) Carlisle
3) 70k
4) 3 bed town house
5) 186k
6) August 2004
7) 18.6k
8) 177.4k to start with now about 71k
9) Natwest Variable rate 5.6 ends in 18 month can also pay off an extra 10%
10) about 13k

When I met the wife we both had a property each she made 100% on hers and I made 40% on my flat when we bought the above property we still had both of ours untill they sold.

I have managed to pay off a fair bit, i take a standard salary from my business and every now and then i take some extra to pay the mortgage off. I aim to have paid it off totally in 5 years.

wisbech_lad

CB1979 wrote: »

cheers then people.

it is very interesting to see the rental prices as well for the differing types of property around the country, ie £200pcm for a 2bed flat (mates rates or not that's bloody good! lol) and the Hong Kong £4200 pcm, !!!!!!!!!!!

The market value of the flat we rent is a bit over 1.5 million quid, so the rent is a low yield (3.3%) yes, HK rents are still mad! But property here (on a square foot basis) is now cheaper than London.

What I find interesting is the low levels of savings other than housing.

azjh77

sortofok wrote: »

Where abouts in S. wales are thinking of moving to az?

Anywhere really, quite fancy Ebbwvale/brynmawr area. Have lots of family in Newport.

Running_Horse

CB1979 wrote: »

for the home owners:
1) your age
2) your location
3) your salary (joint if that's what you have)
4) your type of property (2 bed flat, 3 bed detached, etc)
5) your purchase price
6) your purchase date
7) your deposit used
8) your amount of mortgage at start of mortgage (and remaining)
9) your mortgage type/rate (if fixed when does it end)
10) any savings, etc

NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS!!!