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Where can I get 10%, zero risk, govt backed return on my money?
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostInterestingly though, what i think is happening now, is that there's a new cognitive elite who are getting rich.
You can see it on this forum
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Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View Postmost folk hold a golden ticket to the funfair so DGAF about future buyers at the bottom.
That's puzzled me for nearly a decade, because I thought they were just a set of fwking cheeky kuntz. Now it's become clear - they were thinking of selling at a loss too so they could help those unfortunate enough to be younger than them
Thanks MM
Oh - looks like they did too. According to Rightmove:
- June 2007: Sold for £125k
- October 2014: Sold for £124k
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Where can I get 10%, zero risk, govt backed return on my money?
Originally posted by barrydidit View PostIn 2004 I bought a house for £125k and sold it in 2007 for the same £125k. I remember the estate agent phoning me up to say that the buyers had been in touch and they really liked it, but that they wanted to pay £115k because they wanted something with more equity in it. I tulip you not.
That's puzzled me for nearly a decade, because I thought they were just a set of fwking cheeky kuntz. Now it's become clear - they were thinking of selling at a loss too so they could help those unfortunate enough to be younger than them
Thanks MM
Oh - looks like they did too. According to Rightmove:
- June 2007: Sold for £125k
- October 2014: Sold for £124k
Aren't they generousLast edited by PurpleGorilla; 7 April 2016, 11:44.Comment
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Originally posted by barrydidit View PostIn 2004 I bought a house for £125k and sold it in 2007 for the same £125k. I remember the estate agent phoning me up to say that the buyers had been in touch and they really liked it, but that they wanted to pay £115k because they wanted something with more equity in it. I tulip you not.
That's puzzled me for nearly a decade, because I thought they were just a set of fwking cheeky kuntz. Now it's become clear - they were thinking of selling at a loss too so they could help those unfortunate enough to be younger than them
Thanks MM
Oh - looks like they did too. According to Rightmove:
- June 2007: Sold for £125k
- October 2014: Sold for £124k
Aren't they generous
if a twunk like sadguru can make money how did you lose ??Comment
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Originally posted by unemployed View Posti don`t understand !
if a twunk like sadguru can make money how did you lose ??
The price couldn't very well increase because the stamp duty threshold was £125k at the time.Comment
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Originally posted by barrydidit View PostLose? I sold for what I'd bought for, and lived there for 3 years in between. Who lost?
The price couldn't very well increase because the stamp duty threshold was £125k at the time.
take away mortgage fees estate agents cost and it would be a lose , i guess the flip side is you have not paid some parasites mortgage for them.
so probably works out better.Comment
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostEr, what's c24?
Do we need to stock up on fresh water and supplies?Comment
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Originally posted by unemployed View Postdon`t worry only BTL parasites need to.
If you can't even leave home how do you expect to start a revolution?
Now please stop, I'm getting that deep belly laugh that means the afternoon will be a write off.
Hard Brexit now!
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