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threaded replied

2 February 2007, 12:24
Originally posted by andy

where do they sell these repossessed homes
I want to buy cheap as chips homes

Auctions are often advertised in the local papers. I've bought a good few properties in the UK this way. You can pick them up real cheap. Get some friendy polish builders to slap in a new kitchen and bathroom and you're laughing all the way to the bank.
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wendigo100 replied

2 February 2007, 10:33
Originally posted by andy

where do they sell these repossessed homes
I want to buy cheap as chips homes

Wembley market.
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andy replied

2 February 2007, 09:18
where do they sell these repossessed homes
I want to buy cheap as chips homes
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expat replied

2 February 2007, 08:15
Originally posted by ImNotFromIndia

http://news.independent.co.uk/busine...cle2204139.ece

"Home repossessions surged by a massive 65 per cent last year as thousands of households buckled under a mountain of debt and the burden of rising interest rates."

Interest rates rose only twice last year, 0.25% each time, and one of those was in November. Was that when the massive increase in repossessions happened?? December?
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DimPrawn replied

1 February 2007, 18:26
Lenders said 17,000 homes were repossessed in 2006

Between 1990 and 1993, nearly 250,000 repossessions.

We have a long way to go yet.

It's like someone else said here recently.

"Burglaries up 100%" in a small town, when the number that year had gone from 1 to 2.

PS. House prices will double this year. Buy now whilst they are practically giving them away.

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1 February 2007, 18:20
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http://news.independent.co.uk/busine...cle2204139.ece

"Home repossessions surged by a massive 65 per cent last year as thousands of households buckled under a mountain of debt and the burden of rising interest rates."
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