MILLIONS of Young People WANT & NEED Higher House prices!!!

TickersPlaysPop

chucknorris wrote: »

He is understandably probably very angry that his parents christened him 'Tickers Plays Pop' even 'Ivor Biggin' would have been better than that.

I don't keep details about myself hidden on this forum, I frequently explain my age, career, financial situation and family.

We should only listen and give respect to those willing to show their hand on this forum. There are too many people here claiming to know it all but are scared to reveal even the tiniest detail about themselves.

Crashy_Time

ukcarper wrote: »

I think it's up to you to explain your comment as your comment because I can see any reason why I would want that.

Ok, I didn`t understand a word of that...?? Is the pressure of some price drops getting to you already :T :j :j

ukcarper

Crashy_Time wrote: »

Ok, I didn`t understand a word of that...?? Is the pressure of some price drops getting to you already :T :j :j

I've edited so you can understand.

Crashy_Time

ukcarper wrote: »

I've edited so you can understand.

People who paid too much for property, or took out loans based on the "value" of their property, need others, especially those who may buy from them in the future, to share their views on valuation if they are ever to break even, and they also need banks still willing to play the lending game. You can probably guess my opinion on the chances of this working out for property/debt holders in the future?

ukcarper

Crashy_Time wrote: »

People who paid too much for property, or took out loans based on the "value" of their property, need others, especially those who may buy from them in the future, to share their views on valuation if they are ever to break even, and they also need banks still willing to play the lending game. You can probably guess my opinion on the chances of this working out for property/debt holders in the future?

I suppose it depends what you call old I paid for my house years ago as did most of my friends so it doesn't matter to me. I suppose a few people who bought it the last few years might think that but I think most of them would be young.

Crashy_Time

ukcarper wrote: »

I suppose it depends what you call old I paid for my house years ago as did most of my friends so it doesn't matter to me. I suppose a few people who bought it the last few years might think that but I think most of them would be young.

As I said earlier to one of the other HPI bots, WHY ARE YOU ON HERE EVERY DAY TRYING TO STAMP DOWN ANY TALK OF A HPC THEN?

TickersPlaysPop

They are also here to stamp down any ideas and opinions that go against the current system. They annoymously attempt to discredit, insult and abuse all that say anything against their way of life.

They even go so far to push ideas that they claim will help the housing problems, but they will do the complete opposite.

ukcarper

Crashy_Time wrote: »

As I said earlier to one of the other HPI bots, WHY ARE YOU ON HERE EVERY DAY TRYING TO STAMP DOWN ANY TALK OF A HPC THEN?

I'm here giving my opinion for what it's worth if I was trying to stamp down HPC I wouldn't do it on a forum that on average has less than 20 people viewing it.

ukcarper

TickersPlaysPop wrote: »

They are also here to stamp down any ideas and opinions that go against the current system. They annoymously attempt to discredit, insult and abuse all that say anything against their way of life.

They even go so far to push ideas that they claim will help the housing problems, but they will do the complete opposite.

Show me where I have done that it you don't like constructive criticism you shouldn't post.

Crashy_Time

ukcarper wrote: »

I'm here giving my opinion for what it's worth if I was trying to stamp down HPC I wouldn't do it on a forum that on average has less than 20 people viewing it.

How many other places do you post though, and how many browse this forum on their way to something else?