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Previously on "House price change for August - what happens next?"
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What happened to the Polaris World ads?
They were telling me that I had to get in quick as all the bargains had gone and now £80k for a flat on Spanish scrubland was cheap.
I bought a brace and then this happens....
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7584458.stm
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I'd like to see a return to traditional multiples, so a average house would cost 3.5x an average salary. Average for average, now doesn't that seem more realistic.
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Apart from:Originally posted by Pingu View Post
My view - unless you have to sell in the next couple of years then the value of your house is not really important.
1. You are paying more in interest than you need to be as you bought an asset that was overvalued compared to the long term average.
2. You will enter negative equity and will find it almost impossible to remortgage or get any sort of deal from a lender when you have the house valued compared to the loan.
3. You would have been better off renting and waiting for the prices to fall below the long term average.
4. You will find it impossible to move and no one will buy if you need to sell in a hurry.
Apart from that, makes no odds.
HTH
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Unless you want a loan, friends of mine in the motor trade tell me. people with houses changing their car that would normally be guaranteed a loan are now being refused. The equity in your house means a lot, falling values is wiping out your equity and your credit rateing.Originally posted by Pingu View PostMy view - unless you have to sell in the next couple of years then the value of your house is not really important.
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Deeper Underground....
I chained myself to a mortgage slightly over a year ago, and no doubt my house has gone down slightly, and probably has more to go.
Been on the bench for 3 months now, and certainly feeling a little nervous about future gigs
, although I did make the wise judgement of putting aside a years worth of rainy day money.
My view - unless you have to sell in the next couple of years then the value of your house is not really important.
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Still time to vote folks. Up, down or stay about the same?
Boomed or Doomed, or indeed both.
Roll up, roll up, make your opinion count.
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It's the repeated Daily Doom threads that now have me convinced.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostBunch of pessimists.
Whatever happened to "house prices only go up" and "it's different this time" and "where are all the immigrants going to live".
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Bunch of pessimists.
Whatever happened to "house prices only go up" and "it's different this time" and "where are all the immigrants going to live".
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House price change for August - what happens next?
43Record breaking falls in house prices.65.12%28A small fall or close to no change.18.60%8House prices have begun rising again.2.33%1AndyW for the charlatan he is.13.95%6The poll is expired.
Time to vote on where house prices are going this month.
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