£20,000 deposit but no mortgage!

BML

There's plenty of property out there that I would like to move to in order to escape the three estates built by speculating scum in the village I live especially the one built on the edge of my back garden thereby destroying a view across fields where Deer and Pheasants used to roam. However, like most women my wife would rather stay in the village she was born in and watch her children and grandchildren grow up.

shortcrust

BML wrote: »

There's plenty of property out there that I would like to move to in order to escape the three estates built by speculating scum in the village I live especially the one built on the edge of my back garden thereby destroying a view across fields where Deer and Pheasants used to roam. However, like most women my wife would rather stay in the village she was born in and watch her children and grandchildren grow up.

Talk about wanting your cake and eating it! You’re raging about the price of property but god forbid people build new homes to meet the demand.

I’m almost incensed that after all you’ve posted in this thread you can switch to moaning about new builds ruining your views. Where the deer and pheasants used to roam indeed!

BML

You stated, "Talk about wanting your cake and eating it! You’re raging about the price of property but god forbid people build new homes to meet the demand."

Please prove to me that such a demand does actually exist and for whom.

Danipat

Having a deposit doesn't mean anything. My husband has £100,000 deposit but cant get a mortgage because of his age.

There could be many reasons, not earning enough, bad credit, missed payments, asking for too much.

davidmcn

BML wrote: »

like most women my wife would rather stay in the village she was born in

I'd love to know what research went into this.

Lungboy

BML wrote: »

Please prove to me that such a demand does actually exist and for whom.

Presumably the son of your friend for one...

BML

Another Troll like statement coming up. "Presumably the son of your friend for one..."
Your reply is illogical because by the very fact that the lad is unable to obtain a mortgage the demand is negative.

BoGoF

Does BML = Barking Mad Lunatic

So someone you know can't get a mortgage therefore negative demand for housing?

Viki2410

We wanted a new home... we're young professionals who don't want or have the time to spend renovating. Yes we pay extra for the privilege but that's our choice

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Viki2410 wrote: »

We wanted a new home... we're young professionals who don't want or have the time to spend renovating. Yes we pay extra for the privilege but that's our choice

Good to know, but are you on the wrong thread, perhaps?