Viewing a house you can't afford = well would you?

[gables]

A house has just come on the market near to me that I absolutely love. I already knew about the house, it's an incredible example of a modernist home, in fact I drove up to it as close as I could to see it from the outside, and I would love to see it properly in the flesh to see how the layout works. Also the interior design is key so would love to see that too.

Anyway, I registered for a viewing and have been contacted to arrange a time, but now I'm getting cold feet\feelings of guilt as I've no intention of buying it as I can't afford it, and hence will take a viewing slot and be wasting their time. Having said that I'd buy it in a heartbeat if I had the £795k.

So, would you view a house you can't afford?

[Lambert Simnel]

A house has just come on the market near to me that I absolutely love. I already knew about the house, it's an incredible example of a modernist home, in fact I drove up to it as close as I could to see it from the outside, and I would love to see it properly in the flesh to see how the layout works. Also the interior design is key so would love to see that too.

Anyway, I registered for a viewing and have been contacted to arrange a time, but now I'm getting cold feet\feelings of guilt as I've no intention of buying it as I can't afford it, and hence will take a viewing slot and be wasting their time. Having said that I'd buy it in a heartbeat if I had the £795k.

So, would you view a house you can't afford?

I wouldn't bother personally, but I think you should (given your level of interest in the house). This really isn't that much of a moral quandary.

[PurpleGorilla]

One bed flat in London?

[northernladyuk]

A house has just come on the market near to me that I absolutely love. I already knew about the house, it's an incredible example of a modernist home, in fact I drove up to it as close as I could to see it from the outside, and I would love to see it properly in the flesh to see how the layout works. Also the interior design is key so would love to see that too.

Anyway, I registered for a viewing and have been contacted to arrange a time, but now I'm getting cold feet\feelings of guilt as I've no intention of buying it as I can't afford it, and hence will take a viewing slot and be wasting their time. Having said that I'd buy it in a heartbeat if I had the £795k.

So, would you view a house you can't afford?

If they have an open day, bung psychocandy and his family a ton to hang around the front gate for the duration.

[BrilloPad]

One bed flat in London?

The whole of North Wales?

[gables]

One bed flat in London?

Nope this Bernat Klein designed by Peter Womersly

[gables]

The whole of North Wales?

It's not that cheap

[PurpleGorilla]

Viewing a house you can't afford = well would you?

Nope this Bernat Klein designed by Peter Womersly

Yuk! Each to their own!

This is more my kind of thing:

Orcheston, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP3
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-...-60905806.html

[WTFH]

Has it got room to park a bike?
Does it come with an ex wife? (OK, maybe repeating myself there)

[PhiltheGreek]

So, would you view a house you can't afford?

Never.