British expats and house matters
Oct 15th 2004, 11:34 pm
#16
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Re: British expats and house matters
Originally Posted by eatstatic
So do you care about the feelings of first time buyers who have to indebt themselves up to the hilt to purchase your over inflated brick and mortar?
How do you think people with no chance of buying a house feel when they read that someone whose house has tripled in value in 5 years are whinging that a buyer is trying to knock a poxy 10 grand off it??
Wheres your cyber hugs for those poor souls??
How do you think people with no chance of buying a house feel when they read that someone whose house has tripled in value in 5 years are whinging that a buyer is trying to knock a poxy 10 grand off it??
Wheres your cyber hugs for those poor souls??
Yes its hard for first time buyers and I feel for them not being able to buy their first home, they can`t get a mortgage but have to end up paying about £400-£600 in rent, it seems daft. I lost out myself, sold a house 3 years ago at a reasonable price and the sod has tripled since, I feel sick.
But that is the state of this country at the moment and anger and frustration should be directed at the greedy estate agents who are making a mint, over pricing properties and then taking a big percentage for themselves.
Oct 15th 2004, 11:37 pm
#17
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Re: British expats and house matters
Originally Posted by madsad
Nicely put Debs-thankyou! & do pardon me for any spellin mistakes! 
Donna.
Donna.
No worries Donn,
Apologies for the obsenities, I think I am spending too much time in the Lounge, they are corrupting me, especially WMoore......
Oct 15th 2004, 11:37 pm
#18
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Re: British expats and house matters
Originally Posted by wmoore
It is a bit sad that such a thing exists, don't you think? If you remember back, Kong had a link to that place in his signature.
Tony Blair now i believe?
Donna
Oct 15th 2004, 11:46 pm
#19
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Re: British expats and house matters
Originally Posted by Amazulu
There's a forum discussing a house price crash?. How sad is that, I'd hate to see what these people do for serious entertainment.
For entertainment we watch the gulllable British public with no grasp of economics moan on forums like this that their crappy hovel is not selling for double its long term average price.
Dont worry in year we will buy it off you for 40% less the current asking price (if you ask nicely)
Oct 15th 2004, 11:48 pm
#20
da Bonehead
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Re: British expats and house matters
Originally Posted by wmoore
If you remember back, Kong had a link to that place in his signature.
Oct 15th 2004, 11:55 pm
#21
What's happening dudes?
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Re: British expats and house matters
Originally Posted by deba34
No worries Donn,
Apologies for the obsenities, I think I am spending too much time in the Lounge, they are corrupting me, especially WMoore......
Apologies for the obsenities, I think I am spending too much time in the Lounge, they are corrupting me, especially WMoore......
Oct 15th 2004, 11:56 pm
#22
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Re: British expats and house matters
You just cant do nowt right these days,can you? i havent a clue about wot sells for wot,housing markets highs & lows,percentages-wot??im not out meerly to rub my hands at what a profit ive made,i,ll get by on wot ive got thankyou very much!i do care about others, is that wrong??offering support when you know what a shit time their having?cause youve been through more or less the same.
If i had a choice of money or helping,supporting someone, i know wot i would choose.
Donna.
If i had a choice of money or helping,supporting someone, i know wot i would choose.
Donna.
Oct 15th 2004, 11:56 pm
#23
What's happening dudes?
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Re: British expats and house matters
Originally Posted by Bix
Monkey or Kong....same shit......same ape.
Oct 16th 2004, 12:04 am
#24
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Re: British expats and house matters
Originally Posted by wmoore
Morning Karma Whore. You've been quiet. Busy packing?
Back to his corner-where he belongs!
Donna.
Oct 16th 2004, 12:19 am
#25
da Bonehead
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Re: British expats and house matters
Spent all day today cleaning my tools (plural) and as for karma I aint had any for a week
Oct 16th 2004, 12:26 am
#26
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Re: British expats and house matters
Originally Posted by Bix
Spent all day today cleaning my tools (plural) and as for karma I aint had any for a week
That make you feel better?
Donna.
Oct 16th 2004, 12:29 am
#27
da Bonehead
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Re: British expats and house matters
Aaaaaaaw..........aaaaaaaaaah..........that's better.
I remember what I bin missin now.
Gonna hit you back for that
I remember what I bin missin now.
Gonna hit you back for that
Oct 16th 2004, 12:32 am
#28
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Re: British expats and house matters
Originally Posted by madsad
Well ive just gave you some! not that u need any-youve more than me -hey!!
That make you feel better?
Donna.
That make you feel better?
Donna.
Hope yer tools are nice & sharp?
Donna.
Oct 16th 2004, 12:35 am
#29
da Bonehead
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Re: British expats and house matters
Originally Posted by madsad
Hope yer tools are nice & sharp? Donna.
Oct 16th 2004, 12:38 am
#30
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Re: British expats and house matters
Originally Posted by Bix
You lionesses have a one track mind
,the bad ,we need an ugly! anybody??Donna.