LAND REGISTRY data finally shows FALLS in House Prices

phlash

olly300 wrote: »

You shouldn't have gone to university you should have worked your way up in life.

In my day people didn't go to university to get jobs they worked hard and studied in their spare time.

BTW I know if you haven't got a degree now and are of a certain age many employers will not touch you. Maybe phlash it's time for you to emigrate.......

Yeah, its all very funny isn't it?! Quite frankly, that is an appalling attitude.

I actually can't believe you just posted that.

Unknown1234_2

phlash wrote: »

You're right, I should have magically been able to get together a deposit through university, and then bought a house making sure I could afford the repayments with my student loan!

You can start earning at 14, you go to university at 18. There is 4years you could have saved even £20 a month

48months x £20 = £960.

Legal fees? furniture?

Could you not save whilst at University?

Could you not get an 100% mortgage, if buying your own house means that much?

There are plenty of options, you just choose not to take them yet.

Romani_Ite_Domum

nollag2006 wrote: »

Post of the Year Brasso !!!!

:T

All these House Price Crash brigade (who have been around for the past 10 years with the same mantra, as the market pulls away from them) are getting tiresome.

Wake up people. You’ve been predicting for a crash for years, whining about how unfair life is, rather than actually doing something about your situation, and actually buying a house in a rising market.

Did you actually read the post or just the bottom line?
Read it again, it's rather sad.

phlash

Melissa_Hewett wrote: »

You can start earning at 14, you go to university at 18. There is 4years you could have saved even £20 a month

48months x £20 = £960.

Legal fees? furniture?

Could you not save whilst at University?

Could you not get an 100% mortgage, if buying your own house means that much?

There are plenty of options, you just choose not to take them yet.

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I'll remind every youth that I work with in my local community to start saving £20 per month when they hit 14, so that they can afford a house in later life!! Do you not think that puberty and generally being a CHILD is what a 14 year old should be doing.

100% mortgage, now isn't that a clever bit of advice. I do hope that no-one has taken any of your "advice".

So If I had taken a 100% mortgage whilst at university with the money I'd been saving since I was 14 ready to buy a house, on what income would I have secured that mortgage?!?!

What a daft post!

wecanhelpu

Melissa_Hewett wrote: »

You can start earning at 14, you go to university at 18. There is 4years you could have saved even £20 a month

48months x £20 = £960.

Legal fees? furniture?

Could you not save whilst at University?

Could you not get an 100% mortgage, if buying your own house means that much?

There are plenty of options, you just choose not to take them yet.

:rotfl: :eek: :mad: :rolleyes:

I've seen some !!!!!! written on this forum but this post must surely take the biscuit

CB1979_2

wecanhelpu wrote: »

:rotfl: :eek: :mad: :rolleyes:

I've seen some !!!!!! written on this forum but this post musy surely take the biscuit

as we normally disagree about things (well you & phlash as well )

but totally agree with you there.

I agree with people stop moaning about the house prices, etc etc but to suggest that a 14 year old save up £20 a month! !!!!!! get real.

Unknown1234_2

phlash wrote: »

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I'll remind every youth that I work with in my local community to start saving £20 per month when they hit 14, so that they can afford a house in later life!! Do you not think that puberty and generally being a CHILD is what a 14 year old should be doing.

100% mortgage, now isn't that a clever bit of advice. I do hope that no-one has taken any of your "advice".

So If I had taken a 100% mortgage whilst at university with the money I'd been saving since I was 14 ready to buy a house, on what income would I have secured that mortgage?!?!

What a daft post!

There is nothing wrong with 100% mortgages.

You said after uni not during

Unknown1234_2

CB1979 wrote: »

as we normally disagree about things (well you & phlash as well )

but totally agree with you there.

I agree with people stop moaning about the house prices, etc etc but to suggest that a 14 year old save up £20 a month! !!!!!! get real.

I did get real hence i bought a house at 19

phlash

Melissa_Hewett wrote: »

I did get real hence i bought a house at 19

Did that house come with the strippers pole in the living room, or did you do that to add value?

http://www.myspace.com/iearnedmywings

(Her words, not mine)

CB1979_2

Melissa_Hewett wrote: »

I did get real hence i bought a house at 19

well you borrowed & rented @ 19.

I too bought a house @ 21 with cash in p!key stoke.

came away 4 years later with £42k in my back pocket = £28kish profit.

£13k of uni loans, worked every summer, easter & xmas break doing my autocadding earning £18/hour.

so yes very fortunate for me, but for me to turn round and suggest that for people to afford a home by saving £20 a month from the age of 14 is non-sensical rubbish.
look i don't want to fall out with you, cos i like the look of your tatties :T