How much have you lost on your property ?

shelovestobuystuff

jorichste wrote: »

Well, I've just completed the sale of my house for £130000. bought in 2003 for £31000. Sale has taken less than 2 months from start to finish. We have done loads of work on it, but also lived here very happily. Moving overseas now so will enjoy spending my money in the sun!!!!

Well done you!!!Enjoy it.:cool:

shelovestobuystuff

Thanks for that mr&mrs.I read that in the IKEA mag but didnt keep it. I love IKEA!If I didn,t live here I would want to live there.

nelly_2

pickles110564 wrote: »

So my Mum & Dad bought their house for £1500 should be able to buy it now on their pensions?
Oh nelly you do make me laugh;)

If you have to resort to tactics like that sonshine your showing your arguments weakness big time

You know what I mean and that statement you just made means you allso know Im correct

What sort of thick !!!!!! would say its a good idea that fundamental things like housing were out out reach of people?

Do you say the same when tesco put your food bill up?

or when British gas charge you 15% more for the heating

do you do a little dance when your councill tax rises?

I'll tell you what mate (and your beating off some heavy weight competition) but you are just about the most stupid person on MSE

nelly_2

*Louise* wrote: »

:T What a lovely post mr&mrs

no it wasnt it was utter shight!

They spouting on about have a loverly life..... well how can people have a life when they spend 90 odd percent of their money on a mortgage?

They cant afford to see the wonders of this planet or go and do fun stuff,because greedy self centred people have talked up the market

I'll bet 10 grand that poster has a house allready and pay nearly nowt mortgage

Me personally I am buying a house we make great money Im not being selfish I care about those that for many reasons cant buy a half decent house just to live in

Its allright for those to spout off when they allready comfortable

Some of us arnt quite so selfish and conceited

The_Dangerman

nelly wrote: »

no it wasnt it was utter shight!

They spouting on about have a loverly life..... well how can people have a life when they spend 90 odd percent of their money on a mortgage?

They cant afford to see the wonders of this planet or go and do fun stuff,because greedy self centred people have talked up the market

I'll bet 10 grand that poster has a house allready and pay nearly nowt mortgage

Me personally I am buying a house we make great money Im not being selfish I care about those that for many reasons cant buy a half decent house just to live in

Its allright for those to spout off when they allready comfortable

Some of us arnt quite so selfish and conceited

I have to disagree, it seems that all the snide, sarcastic vitriol is only coming from one side, and thats not the people that own a home.

nelly_2

The_Dangerman wrote: »

I have to disagree, it seems that all the snide, sarcastic vitriol is only coming from one side, and thats not the people that own a home.

You just watch over the next few months mate when their pretend wealth starts to evaporate we will see some anger then!


We allready are infact

Selfish scum bags only think of themselves

never the wider picture

never society in general

prices are allready dropping the shoe is on the other foot we will see who has the worst vitriol as you so 1970'sly say

The_Dangerman

nelly wrote: »

You just watch over the next few months mate when their pretend wealth starts to evaporate we will see some anger then!


We allready are infact

Selfish scum bags only think of themselves

never the wider picture

never society in general

prices are allready dropping the shoe is on the other foot we will see who has the worst vitriol as you so 1970'sly say

Well, I can assure you you wont see any from me (not that that is an admission from me that I think their will be a crash) because I make my own decisions and I stand by them. All I ask is the bitterness and frustration is not directed at those are happy to own a home, because I don't see any anger being directed to those that aspire to home ownership.

Calling people a "selfish scumbag" for wanting to better themselves and provide a comftable life for their family is not exactly doing much to ease tensions either.

nelly_2

The_Dangerman wrote: »

Well, I can assure you you wont see any from me (not that that is an admission from me that I think their will be a crash) because I make my own decisions and I stand by them. All I ask is the bitterness and frustration is not directed at those are happy to own a home, because I don't see any anger being directed to those that aspire to home ownership.

Calling people a "selfish scumbag" for wanting to better themselves and provide a comftable life for their family is not exactly doing much to ease tensions either.

self self self!

me me me!

Addy1

nelly wrote: »

self self self!

me me me!

If you are that worried about everyone else, instead of buying a home for yourself, why don't you donate your deposit money to Shelter. They are a very good charity and help people with all sorts of housing issues.

No? Didn't think so.

poppy10_2

Benefits_Blagger wrote: »

I, erm, have "depression" :rotfl:

What an a-hole :mad:
I hope you are referred to me, I'll tear up your sick note.:j