Too good to be true?

ReadingTim

Nah, this place is an absolute bargain. But it now before someone else does, and you'll also have enough money left over for this famous London bridge I'm selling. But if bridges aren't your thing, I've got snake oil and magic beans too...

Housebuy12345

2 bedroom flat in Salford for £75k

societys_child

Drip drip drip . .


There's a fair few 2 bed flats listed at £75k around Salford.

Exodi

Housebuy12345 wrote: »

2 bedroom flat in Salford for £75k

I think people are generally suggesting a rightmove or website link so they can look through the pictures/description to see if there's anything untoward.

Again, you're essentially welcoming people saying:

"if you think that's a bargain, I'll sell you a THREE bedroom flat in Salford for £76k!"
Floors, walls, roofing, driveway and land not included. Property is based in the middle of a radioactive site but no-ones lived long enough to complain about it. Property is leasehold and the lease expires in February 2019.

It's a real chore having to quiz this out of you (unless you think it's such a bargain someone off this forum will snap it up!)

ReadingTim

I can confirm that someone's getting a great deal out of this sale - the question is whether it's the buyer or the seller.

(actually, my money's on the bank - they nearly always win)

45002

societys_child wrote:

Drip drip drip . .


There's a fair few 2 bed flats listed at £75k around Salford.

Sorry to hear your a Drip !







:beer:

hazyjo

Post the link without the 'www' at the front. You can't post actual links as a newbie...

[Deleted User]

Also, if you are new to house buying, I assume this is your first and only purchase. If so, buy to let opportunities are going to be extremely limited, if not impossible. BTL lenders tend to expect you to already own a property.

badger09

deannatrois wrote: »

Also, if you are new to house buying, I assume this is your first and only purchase. If so, buy to let opportunities are going to be extremely limited, if not impossible. BTL lenders tend to expect you to already own a property.

Apparently OP doesn't need a BTL mortgage;)

Housebuy12345 wrote: »

I’ve seen a two bedroom flat that’s close to unis etc on the market for a very attractive price.

As I’m new to house buying and possibly want to buy to let (it’s within my cash buy) what’s the catch? It’s been on the market for a few months

Housebuy12345

Rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-68510071.html I hestitated giving the property as I assume most of you aren’t in Manchester.