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TV show tonight (8.00pm) for all you renters / non landlords

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    #11
    Originally posted by lws
    I thought the two teachers only started buying in 2002?
    2002 BC

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      #12
      A friend bought a newbuild less than 2 years ago and is looking to sell it to downsize, hoping to make about 70 grand clear profit after mortgage paid off and bought a newish smaller house the other side of town that's much cheaper, possibly due to overhead power lines and the largely unknown/proven health implications. Someone else recently sold a same design house on same site as his so he knows what some mug is willing to pay.

      Was thinking about how I'd had to work my balls off for 2 years to save similar pots of dosh and along he comes making some easy money.

      If there is a proper crash or serious reduction in house prices I'm going to be sat waiting to cash in next time. Hindsight and all that.
      "If it floats, flies, or f***s, lease it." - Evel Knievel when he wasn't jumping buses or women

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