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Previously on "Bridging Loans - Property Purchase"

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post
    Maybe I'm a bit naïve
    You??

    Have you told them who you are?

    Have you punched any of them yet?

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  • MarillionFan
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    Feck.

    Thinking of buying a repossessed property? Read this first!Sales and Lettings in Manchester & Stockport | Sales and Lettings in Manchester & Stockport

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  • MarillionFan
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    Right, offer has been officially accepted.

    They've messed me about all week. The house is up with another agent and when I rang them after the vendor accepted the offer through the first agent, I was told by the second that as it's a repossession that they could show me around and I could make an offer right up until exchange.

    When I eventually heard back from my agent, it wasn't a 'congratulations' they want to go with you, they said 'well you're the highest and have the funds so they legally have to go with you, now do you want to use our solicitor so we can do it quicker?'

    'Hang on' says I. Does this mean if someone at the weekend wants to see it, you'll take them and take an offer. 'Yes', we have to.
    'So I can get gazumped any day even though I've paid for valuations, solicitors etc'.
    'Yes' said agent A, 'Can I have your solicitors details now please?'

    'Um No. You can wait until Monday now. I want to see who comes out of the wordworm over the weekend before I spend any money'.

    I fly to the US on Monday. What a pain in the arse. Maybe I'm a bit naïve on repossessions. Stressed me out completely this has.

    WTF would you try and buy a house knowing that the other agent is trying to nick the commission of the other by constantly doing viewings & you'll gazumped any time & will lose money.

    Feckers.

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  • SimonMac
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    Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post
    As I suggested earlier:-

    Pauper!

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  • MrMarkyMark
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    Originally posted by WTFH View Post
    Just realised that no one has asked the silly M-F which currency he is a millionaire in
    As I suggested earlier:-

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  • WTFH
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    Originally posted by SimonMac View Post
    I remember going to Turkey as a kid and being a "millonaire" for the two weeks I was there


    Just realised that no one has asked the silly M-F which currency he is a millionaire in

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  • MrMarkyMark
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    At least you went to school, I wish we could say the same about our overweight friend ....
    Oh, I'm sure he went to school.

    The "School of Hard Knocks", that's what has made him into the successful millionaire he is now, allegedly

    Originally posted by SimonMac View Post
    I remember going to Turkey as a kid and being a "millonaire" for the two weeks I was there
    That's as a mere child, we are talking about a fully grown man, here.

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  • SimonMac
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    I remember going to Turkey as a kid and being a "millonaire" for the two weeks I was there

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post
    They used to say as much at school
    At least you went to school, I wish we could say the same about our overweight friend ....

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  • MrMarkyMark
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    why stop there?
    Guess I'm just limited by my own lowly ambitions.

    They used to say as much at school

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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post
    Maybe, when I get older, I too can be a "millionaire"
    why stop there?

    Zimbabwe offers new exchange rate: $1 for 35,000,000,000,000,000 old dollars | World news | The Guardian


    Zimbabweans will start exchanging “quadrillions” of local dollars for a few US dollars next week as President Robert Mugabe’s government discards its virtually worthless national currency.
    10 Places Where Everyone Can Be A Millionaire! - Business Pundit

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  • MrMarkyMark
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    Maybe, when I get older, I too can be a "millionaire"

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post
    Just checked with broker. I was wrong, it is flexible and can be paid off early. Phew.
    Yes, it's super flexible - can be paid at any time... with an early repayment fee

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  • MarillionFan
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    Originally posted by WTFH View Post
    Get a flexible one that you can pay off early.


    Speculate to accumulate, dear child. All you need is a good credit history.
    Just checked with broker. I was wrong, it is flexible and can be paid off early. Phew.

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  • WTFH
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    I wouldn't buy your flat - those stains will never come out of the carpet, no I'm talking about Francis Urquhart's pad.

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