A REAL Mortgage Crisis Coming?

nelly_2

ManAtHome wrote: »

He's gone out and bought a new van or something (a Vocabulary 2.8 esi)..?

heres my new van

epz_2

beingjdc wrote: »

Last summer on daytime TV - she was asked about housepricecrash.co.uk and people who had sold up because they were expecting a crash. She said they made her blood boil, and that if they did the same thing with shares it would be insider trading and there are laws about it for a reason.

that about sums up the worth of their houses are investments theory, of course house prices will only ever go up if your arent allowed to sell them.

ManAtHome

nelly wrote: »

heres my new van

Wow - mega stuff (apart from no "go faster"s, bits of bus-shelter etc) - time to add an "as featured on MSE" logo..?

nearlyrich

NELLY!!!!

are you advertising on MSE again?

Bad boy but nice van with good words LOL

adr0ck

nelly wrote: »

pointing out vocab grammar spelling on the interpants is, apart from being soo 1990's....... it is the reserve of the self righteous tit... and I am one thousand times funnier and more original than you son

who's talking about spelling

i was referring to your use of the word moron

adr0ck

nelly wrote: »

good point and well spotted ...thats the other thing with morons on the intersocks who think the have acheived something...cos they can spell.... they allways c0ck up themselves

I only point out people failures in jest for fun...

What went wrong in someones life so much that they feel being able to put letters in the correct order is something to look down on others about.

What these morons dont get is there is a world of difference between being able to spell and being able to comunicate.

The fact I have far more thanks than my post count is proff enough I can comunicate what I want to say....and also that all my post smell like a strawberry magic tree car freshener

who gives how u spell

not me

don't really know what your talking about

bad day at the office or time of the month

adr0ck

jamescredmond wrote: »

and since when did 'vocabulary' begin with a capital 'v' away from the start of a sentance???

and who cares

why do u care so much about grammer?

nightwatchman

From Times online today:

Buyers who do not have 10% deposits are left out in the cold

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/money/property_and_mortgages/article3456174.ece

pickledpink

jamescredmond wrote: »

and since when did 'vocabulary' begin with a capital 'v' away from the start of a sentance???

And since when did the word sentence become spelt sentance?:rotfl:

Paul_N_4

nightwatchman wrote: »

From Times online today:

Buyers who do not have 10% deposits are left out in the cold

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/money/property_and_mortgages/article3456174.ece

From the above article:

Lloyds TSB: need 10% deposit for a mortgage
Cheltenham & Gloucester: need 10% deposit for a mortgage
Alliance & Leicester: need 10% deposit for a mortgage, or 10% equity to remortgage
Britannia Building Society: need 10% deposit for a mortgage, or 10% equity to remortgage
Royal Bank of Scotland: need 5% deposit for a mortgage, or 5% equity to remortgage

Is this accurate? If so that'll be a huge blow on demand for housing, especially if some of the bigger lenders follow suit as the article suggests.