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Blimey, I didn't realise that Halifax/Huddersfield/Bradford has a desperate housing problem like London does. -
I know of a large Victorian property that might be available for sale soon in Todmorden.Originally posted by SimonMac View Post
Graveyard included, property needs a little work
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I'm having the same In Wales. Had a viewing canceled as the house was taken as I was parked outside for my viewing. Very frustrating.Comment
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Power house of the North!Originally posted by alphadog View PostOriginally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyComment
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Erm, i'll pass, too lazy to run a project myself, and letting MrsMac do it will bankrupt meOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View PostI know of a large Victorian property that might be available for sale soon in Todmorden.
Graveyard included, property needs a little workOriginally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyComment
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Bet you are glad your found a greater fool....Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostI know of a large Victorian property that might be available for sale soon in Todmorden.
Graveyard included, property needs a little workmerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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I still remember the early naughties when you couldn't go into a London bar without a pin-stripey wide boy theatrically looking at his watch and proclaiming how much his house had 'made' over the last two hoursOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostDiddums.
Then, after the crash, every financial forum was full of said wannabes crying over their negative equity and begging for tips on how to get out
I expect MF was one of those.
Hard to see that happening again anytime soon, which is a crying shame.Comment
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A trader bought a tin of sardines for his lunch - it cost 50p. Another trader fancied them so offered him 75p. Another one bid a pound.
Seeing the price was going up they outbid each other - finally someone paid £50!
When he opened the tin the sardines were bad.
Who suffers the loss?
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostA trader bought a tin of sardines for his lunch - it cost 50p. Another trader fancied them so offered him 75p. Another one bid a pound.
Seeing the price was going up they outbid each other - finally someone paid £50!
When he opened the tin the sardines were bad.
Who suffers the loss?
who cares they are all traders they can afford it.Comment
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