Oh wow! Was he desperate to get out like divorce?We offered: 82.5k
Asking price: 89k
Year: 2017
Area: North West
the owners who we bought from had bought during the recession and they had paid 95k, but the house was worth no where near that when we bought due to decreases in house prices and due the house being a mess.
No, it was a couple that were moving together with their child. The house wasn’t worth more than 80k and they knew they were being cheeky by asking so much and they knew they were pushing their luck. We were the first offer they’d had since they put their house on the market a year prior, so in the end they relented and sold us the house.Oh wow! Was he desperate to get out like divorce?
I got me thinking if it is the one that starts with WOffer: £278,000
Asking: £280,000
Year: 2008
Area: Suburban east London
Chain/no chain/FTB: chain both sides
I am pretty sure that 90% of us have huge mortgageYou’re all so rich
Maybe! At least you’re paying into a house you own and not lining landlords pockets like me though!I am pretty sure that 90% of us have huge mortgage
I would say that I’d prefer to buy and pay a mortgage but buying is a lot more stressful. Especially now where there talking about an 8% drop in house prices, that could/will see people in negative equity. There’s changing interest rates, something not insurable going wrong and needing paying for, budgeting for a new boiler/carpets/wear and tear every XY years, anything happens to your ability to pay and you could lose everything etc. After mortgage payments there’s thousands to be spent on top. Renting does have the benefit of knowing what it’s going to cost you and being able to move more freely.Maybe! At least you’re paying into a house you own and not lining landlords pockets like me though!
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