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Don't forget, if you take a mortgage at negative interest, if in a couple of months/years, the interest start going up and up you still have to pay your mortgage (and the interest)...
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Were your cornflakes soggy this morning?Originally posted by WTFH View PostOPM, the above is what you normally imply.
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Negative mortgage anyone?
My bank in Denmark just offered me a NEGATIVE rate of interest to borrow money | Sovereign Man
I don't think house prices will fall when your high street bank will pay you to buy a house....
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2008 was just a minor blip down. The last proper crash was 1989 that took about 6 years to recover. From 1995 it took about 3 years for prices to double to 7 years to treble.Originally posted by CryingSheep View PostHistorically house prices 'crash' every ten years. We are now 11 years from the last one... sooner or later, brexit or not, it will happen!
I hope there will be a crash rather than a blip. Young people deserve it.
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But in this case was being highlighted as a good thing coming out of Brexit...Originally posted by original PM View PostNo no no.
It's because of Brexit.
Everything bad is because of Brexit.
You know when you get to the bottom of the bowl of cornflakes and the last few are soggy?
That's Brexit for you.


A small 'crash' (correction) on house value can be fine and even healthy to some economies, drops over 10% start to be very dangerous...
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No no no.Originally posted by CryingSheep View PostHistorically house prices 'crash' every ten years. We are now 11 years from the last one... sooner or later, brexit or not, it will happen!
It's because of Brexit.
Everything bad is because of Brexit.
You know when you get to the bottom of the bowl of cornflakes and the last few are soggy?
That's Brexit for you.
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Historically house prices 'crash' every ten years. We are now 11 years from the last one... sooner or later, brexit or not, it will happen!Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostUK house prices and sales 'losing momentum' - BBC News
To be fair, prices are only flatlining. Son perhaps this is only slightly good news.
Hopefully there will be a crash soon.
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Brexit good news
UK house prices and sales 'losing momentum' - BBC News
To be fair, prices are only flatlining. Son perhaps this is only slightly good news.
Hopefully there will be a crash soon.Tags: None
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