In reply to Post #8
this aged well
this aged well
In reply to Post #1
I won't be asking you for the winning lottery numbers or what stocks to invest in,
Bought my 6 bed August 2019 for £242k, 3 doors down now on for £335k.
Probably me more prudent to talk about a crash now, I've just fixed for 5 yrs on the advice of a financial advisor I know as interest rates are going to go shooting up this year with inflation climbing so quickly.
I won't be asking you for the winning lottery numbers or what stocks to invest in,
Bought my 6 bed August 2019 for £242k, 3 doors down now on for £335k.
Probably me more prudent to talk about a crash now, I've just fixed for 5 yrs on the advice of a financial advisor I know as interest rates are going to go shooting up this year with inflation climbing so quickly.
It can do what it likes I bought mine in 1997 for £89'000 mortgage finished last year and was valued at £325'000 a month ago.
A chap that I used to work with after going through the card on the itv 6 at Haydock park many moons ago brought his house cash the lucky beggar.
In reply to Post #71
Blimey that's cheap. Up.north?
Blimey that's cheap. Up.north?
In reply to Post #76
Three bed semi detached in Hereford about average at the time.
Three bed semi detached in Hereford about average at the time.
In reply to Post #77
Probably would have been about 120 here
But now are at 550.
Probably would have been about 120 here
But now are at 550.
In reply to Post #79
I remember when beer was less than a £1 a pint.
When some think back to their youth on here their memories are in black and white 😀
Everything is relative.
I remember when beer was less than a £1 a pint.
When some think back to their youth on here their memories are in black and white 😀
Everything is relative.
In reply to Post #71
same year I bought mine in Essex, end terrace with the land beside(sadly what I cant build extension on) I paid 71k now worth around 380k..obviously I've done work on it and will maybe do more. (loft.) which won't put value up but I don't intend moving .. BUT...since covid a loft extension in my area has rose from around 28k to over 50k. so what do ya do? if its ya for ever home spend on it or sit back and wait? sit back for what, material prices to come down, builders prices to come down...Aint going to happen..
same year I bought mine in Essex, end terrace with the land beside(sadly what I cant build extension on) I paid 71k now worth around 380k..obviously I've done work on it and will maybe do more. (loft.) which won't put value up but I don't intend moving .. BUT...since covid a loft extension in my area has rose from around 28k to over 50k. so what do ya do? if its ya for ever home spend on it or sit back and wait? sit back for what, material prices to come down, builders prices to come down...Aint going to happen..
In reply to Post #80
£3.54p for 8pints of harp before heading off to Harold Clowes disco at the grand old age of 13.
£3.54p for 8pints of harp before heading off to Harold Clowes disco at the grand old age of 13.
In reply to Post #87
bought my house for £665K five years ago, admittedly we've done alot of work to it, added stables to the field also. now valued at £1.6 million.
dont care if its worth 10 mill, i'll never flog it, all monopoly money unless you buy to sell or down size
bought my house for £665K five years ago, admittedly we've done alot of work to it, added stables to the field also. now valued at £1.6 million.
dont care if its worth 10 mill, i'll never flog it, all monopoly money unless you buy to sell or down size