How to make a quick buck out of property

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blacjac replied

29 July 2008, 10:28
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

WHS + fight with the neighbours.

And call the police when he can't park outside his own house.
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EZ-IT replied

29 July 2008, 09:54
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

WHS + fight with the neighbours.

loads of better properties to spend £250k on, especially as it is a buyers market at the moment
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BrilloPad replied

29 July 2008, 09:45
Originally posted by FiveTimes View Post

Its got two bedrooms... WTF is that all about, who ever wants to buy this is either single, destined to be single and have no pals.

WHS + fight with the neighbours.
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FiveTimes replied

29 July 2008, 09:31
Its got two bedrooms... WTF is that all about, who ever wants to buy this is either single, destined to be single and have no pals.
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sasguru replied

29 July 2008, 09:30
Originally posted by pmeswani View Post

Offer them £240k (Or whatever the amount is that is just below the Tax threshold) for the property and £10k for the furnishings.

£120K
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pmeswani replied

29 July 2008, 09:29
Originally posted by Alf W View Post

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/viewdetai...a_n=2&tr_t=buy

See this bungalow here. Apparently there's some idiot desperate to get his hands on this particular property but needs to sell his own place first. Good chance to nip in with a low offer first.

Offer them £240k (Or whatever the amount is that is just below the Tax threshold) for the property and £10k for the furnishings.
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sasguru replied

29 July 2008, 09:29
Originally posted by Alf W View Post

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/viewdetai...a_n=2&tr_t=buy

See this bungalow here. Apparently there's some idiot desperate to get his hands on this particular property but needs to sell his own place first. Good chance to nip in with a low offer first.

Clever. Then sell it on the cretin for a profit? Nice one
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DimPrawn replied

29 July 2008, 09:28
Aren't bungalows for old infirm people and Daleks?
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Alf W started a topic How to make a quick buck out of property

29 July 2008, 09:23
How to make a quick buck out of property

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/viewdetai...a_n=2&tr_t=buy

See this bungalow here. Apparently there's some idiot desperate to get his hands on this particular property but needs to sell his own place first. Good chance to nip in with a low offer first.
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