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it's a fantastic feeling and a scary feeling all at the same time isn't it! well done.

don't listen to media coverage of house prices, one thing is for sure in 10/20 years time your buy will be worth more than it is now and you have to pay to live somewhere anyway!

where is your new place? kent/london?
 
Rubbish!

I bought a flat in 2000 and it did anything but tie me down.

In fact I went around the world on the equity and I've still got some left to do the same! :lol:

...and even then my financial advisor has said I'm a good catch.

Mortgages don't necessarily mean sudden death - it's a wicked way to invest money.

The only rule - don't get emotionally attached to your property if you know you ain't ready to settle down.
 
stuie said:
it's a fantastic feeling and a scary feeling all at the same time isn't it! well done.

don't listen to media coverage of house prices, one thing is for sure in 10/20 years time your buy will be worth more than it is now and you have to pay to live somewhere anyway!

where is your new place? kent/london?

kind of in the border, Welling, nr Bexleyheath.

I know exactly what you mean, it's a good feeling, ie got my own house, but scarey too, ie can i afford this?? 8O
 
After two months of DIY, cleaning, painting, preening etc my place is soon for sale 8O :D I'm quite lucky that the identical apartment on the bottom and middle floors of my building are also now for sale (at stupidly high prices) so i'm gonna come in with a much better apartment with great views that they haven't got and undercut them both 8) :lol:
 
stuie said:
it's a fantastic feeling and a scary feeling all at the same time isn't it! well done.

don't listen to media coverage of house prices, one thing is for sure in 10/20 years time your buy will be worth more than it is now and you have to pay to live somewhere anyway!

where is your new place? kent/london?

If even your house, God forbid, was to drop in value, it's unlikely that your monthly loss is gonna come to more that the dead money that is rent. Just don't tell my tenants! :lol:
 
Buying property is the best thing you can do, I bought my first house at 22 and once you've got on the property ladder you can't really lose.
 
Buckley said:
stuie said:
it's a fantastic feeling and a scary feeling all at the same time isn't it! well done.

don't listen to media coverage of house prices, one thing is for sure in 10/20 years time your buy will be worth more than it is now and you have to pay to live somewhere anyway!

where is your new place? kent/london?

If even your house, God forbid, was to drop in value, it's unlikely that your monthly loss is gonna come to more that the dead money that is rent. Just don't tell my tenants! :lol:

ok Rigsby.....mums the word ;)
 
N8 said:
After two months of DIY, cleaning, painting, preening etc my place is soon for sale 8O :D I'm quite lucky that the identical apartment on the bottom and middle floors of my building are also now for sale (at stupidly high prices) so i'm gonna come in with a much better apartment with great views that they haven't got and undercut them both 8) :lol:

Why?
 
Buckley said:
If even your house, God forbid, was to drop in value, it's unlikely that your monthly loss is gonna come to more that the dead money that is rent. Just don't tell my tenants! :lol:

Brave man Buckley.

We used to rent out some properties, it was a funking nightmare - they tried to burn them down, flood them, rip the payphones out etc etc. They weren't dolers either :?

Never again :twisted:
 
Drew said:
Buckley said:
If even your house, God forbid, was to drop in value, it's unlikely that your monthly loss is gonna come to more that the dead money that is rent. Just don't tell my tenants! :lol:

Brave man Buckley.

We used to rent out some properties, it was a funking nightmare - they tried to burn them down, flood them, rip the payphones out etc etc. They weren't dolers either :?

Never again :twisted:

Nitefly & his crazee student pals?? :?
 
Drew, the other two are over valued and the owners haven't got a clue :roll: I know what mine is worth and what it'll get and i'll put it on the market for a bit above that rather than putting it on £15k above what it should be and then refusing anything less :roll:
 
jjinit said:
Drew said:
Buckley said:
If even your house, God forbid, was to drop in value, it's unlikely that your monthly loss is gonna come to more that the dead money that is rent. Just don't tell my tenants! :lol:

Brave man Buckley.

We used to rent out some properties, it was a funking nightmare - they tried to burn them down, flood them, rip the payphones out etc etc. They weren't dolers either :?

Never again :twisted:

Nitefly & his crazee student pals?? :?

Yeah sounds about right :lol:
 
Robder said:
The only rule - don't get emotionally attached to your property if you know you ain't ready to settle down.

Too late!! I'm smitten! My new husband (wherever he is :lol: ) will have to give up his house cos I aint!!

Sometimes I wonder if i took on too big a project but it'll be worth it in the end!
 
N8 said:
Drew, the other two are over valued and the owners haven't got a clue :roll: I know what mine is worth and what it'll get and i'll put it on the market for a bit above that rather than putting it on £15k above what it should be and then refusing anything less :roll:

OK, just checking you're on the ball ;)
 
Drew said:
Buckley said:
If even your house, God forbid, was to drop in value, it's unlikely that your monthly loss is gonna come to more that the dead money that is rent. Just don't tell my tenants! :lol:

Brave man Buckley.

We used to rent out some properties, it was a funking nightmare - they tried to burn them down, flood them, rip the payphones out etc etc. They weren't dolers either :?

Never again :twisted:

I have five tenants in all - three are good friends of mine and the other two work for me - what they gonna do?
 
stuie said:
Sometimes I wonder if i took on too big a project but it'll be worth it in the end!


Now Stuie finding yourself a willing bloke ain't that big a project....... :lol:
 
Buckley said:
I have five tenants in all - three are good friends of mine and the other two work for me - what they gonna do?

That's what we ended up doing in the end and even sold one on to one of them. Staff are great aren't they, they can even make you ££££ outside work hours.

:D
 
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