Mortgage advisors help needed ..

[Bongo]

I obviously read the same blogs as tighty

[TightEnd]

I did credit didn't I?

Oops, Peter Birks...excellent stuff

[boldie]

I did credit didn't I?

Oops, Peter Birks...excellent stuff

he is very good...and soo true. it's bye bye to the housing market.

The govt will "ask the banks to be nice to those that can't pay their debts and not to reposses" or something similar was in the news today.

i don't even know where to start there. Banks being nice? It's now OK to not pay your bills because the govt says so?

[thediceman]

it's bye bye to the housing market.

Population forecasts all suggest a considerable growth, some even stating that by 2020 we will have a population in excess of 70 million.

So with more people & not enough housing does that really = a housing crash

Short term factors are indeed having a negative effect on the housing market but bye, bye housing market, IMO it's more a case of see you later.

[AndrewT]

I did credit didn't I?

Oops, Peter Birks...excellent stuff

I did suspect it wasn't an original piece of Prew prose when I got to the phrase 'shot to shit'.

[AndrewT]

it's bye bye to the housing market.

Population forecasts all suggest a considerable growth, some even stating that by 2020 we will have a population in excess of 70 million.

So with more people & not enough housing does that really = a housing crash

Short term factors are indeed having a negative effect on the housing market but bye, bye housing market, IMO it's more a case of see you later.

This is another reason why the government is keen on immigration - the extra demand for houses props up the housing market and stops muppets who paid well over the odds for their homes from getting their pain medicine.

[thediceman]

I suspect the immigration policy has little to do propping up the housing market and more to do with certain industries struggling to find enough, if any, Britsh workers interested in doing a hard days work.

[boldie]

it's bye bye to the housing market.

Population forecasts all suggest a considerable growth, some even stating that by 2020 we will have a population in excess of 70 million.

So with more people & not enough housing does that really = a housing crash

Short term factors are indeed having a negative effect on the housing market but bye, bye housing market, IMO it's more a case of see you later.

even when it's bye bye it 's a case of see you later....

[kinboshi]

So when will it crash so I can move from my 3-bed semi to a nice 4-bed detached for not much more?
 

[boldie]

So when will it crash so I can move from my 3-bed semi to a nice 4-bed detached for not much more?
 

yep ..assuming you can sell your three bed semi for enough monies.

[kinboshi]

So when will it crash so I can move from my 3-bed semi to a nice 4-bed detached for not much more?
 

yep ..assuming you can sell your three bed semi for enough monies.

I'll sell it for a fiver, and buy the bigger one for a tenner.  Sorted.

[boldie]

So when will it crash so I can move from my 3-bed semi to a nice 4-bed detached for not much more?
 

yep ..assuming you can sell your three bed semi for enough monies.

I'll sell it for a fiver, and buy the bigger one for a tenner.  Sorted.

Good man

[thediceman]

it's bye bye to the housing market.

Population forecasts all suggest a considerable growth, some even stating that by 2020 we will have a population in excess of 70 million.

So with more people & not enough housing does that really = a housing crash

Short term factors are indeed having a negative effect on the housing market but bye, bye housing market, IMO it's more a case of see you later.

even when it's bye bye it 's a case of see you later....

Is it not a case of auf wiedersehen

Kin, I'll give you a fiver at BB6, please bring the deeds.

[kinboshi]

it's bye bye to the housing market.

Population forecasts all suggest a considerable growth, some even stating that by 2020 we will have a population in excess of 70 million.

So with more people & not enough housing does that really = a housing crash

Short term factors are indeed having a negative effect on the housing market but bye, bye housing market, IMO it's more a case of see you later.

even when it's bye bye it 's a case of see you later....

Is it not a case of auf wiedersehen

Kin, I'll give you a fiver at BB6, please bring the deeds.

Only as a part-ex.  You need to bring the deeds for a 4-bed detached (with garage) and a decent-sized garden.

[thediceman]

Sounds like your changing the terms and conditions. No mention of it being a part-exchange deal in your first post.