Heartwarming tales of House prices

Aberdeenangarse

Crashy_Time wrote: »

Tick tock.......

........you're a........;)

lawriejones1

I didn't realise this forum could get so nasty. These people may be a little odd and disagree with MSE, which is a particularly conservative sort of place, but it's all harmless enough. Seems a bit odd to trawl the Internet to find things you dislike. Hey ho.

PixelPound

lawriejones1 wrote: »

I didn't realise this forum could get so nasty. These people may be a little odd and disagree with MSE, which is a particularly conservative sort of place, but it's all harmless enough. Seems a bit odd to trawl the Internet to find things you dislike. Hey ho.

This board or the whole forum. I know this board does, hence why there is a nice people thread - a sort of refuge

chucknorris

lawriejones1 wrote: »

I didn't realise this forum could get so nasty. These people may be a little odd and disagree with MSE, which is a particularly conservative sort of place, but it's all harmless enough. Seems a bit odd to trawl the Internet to find things you dislike. Hey ho.

Some people can get bitter and twisted when they feel that they deserve more out of life, and are denied what they feel is their right to have. It is easier for some to blame their (perceived or actual) failures on others, rather than looking closer to home for the cause.

Generali

Aberdeenangarse wrote: »

........you're a........;)

........clock?

Generali

lawriejones1 wrote: »

I didn't realise this forum could get so nasty. These people may be a little odd and disagree with MSE, which is a particularly conservative sort of place, but it's all harmless enough. Seems a bit odd to trawl the Internet to find things you dislike. Hey ho.

I don't think that this board is nasty. The benefits one is weirder IME with some very strange trolling.

lawriejones1

Yeah, true. I guess I always came on here for support and guidance, but I appreciate this is a discussion board.

Crashy_Time

chucknorris wrote: »

Some people can get bitter and twisted when they feel that they deserve more out of life, and are denied what they feel is their right to have. It is easier for some to blame their (perceived or actual) failures on others, rather than looking closer to home for the cause.

http://www.housepricecrash.co.uk/forum/index.php?/topic/205534-tax-relief-on-buy-to-let-mortgage-interest/page-181


Looks like the 118 crowd are manning up and taking responsibility for their decisions though.....:rotfl:

chucknorris

Crashy_Time wrote: »

http://www.housepricecrash.co.uk/forum/index.php?/topic/205534-tax-relief-on-buy-to-let-mortgage-interest/page-181


Looks like the 118 crowd are manning up and taking responsibility for their decisions though.....:rotfl:

Sorry to disappoint you crashy, but I don't really care about other landlords, I didn't swear allegiance with all landlords, I am only interested in my family's financial affairs. Our rental profit is still very healthy, as I said to you on the other thread, more than the average professional salary.

EDIT: Obviously I have some sympathy for those caught out by unexpected budget changes, but my main concern is our financial welfare.

mayonnaise

Crashy_Time wrote: »

Tick tock.......

The Alt-A mortgages ticking timebomb! :eek: