Chris Smith
Well-Known Member
That's the old people discount... 59%off or some crap like that...
That's the old people discount... 59%off or some crap like that...
@jamesc is that the general price trend oop north? £30k for two houses?
At twenty grand that place has investment potential surely, or is the prospect of prices rising in the future little, or none?only in the shit areas mateonce you get into the cities prices are (almost) as daft as yours....as a kidda I lived not far from the 20k house I posted, now living in a city I am regularly amazed by a man driving a small train who wants to take me within staggering distance to a selection of nice pubs or the airport to work i.e. in the sticks are just about zero amenities & the prices reflect that...Dr Beeching you bastard
At twenty grand that place has investment potential surely, or is the prospect of prices rising in the future little, or none?
I was thinking buy it for £20k, throw £10k at it to make it nice, get a good rental on it to cover the mortgage.Surely it would cost more to maintain/pay bills over the years
Buy it, minimum refurbishment... Rent out to tenants on housing benefit.... Lots of local authorities do a 3-5 years fixed lease from landlords... They give u 10-20%less market rate, but they pay every month regardless or it being empty, etc, they also quarantee the house to be returned to same standard as first handed over... Yes it's slightly less income, but no hassles, no stress...At twenty grand that place has investment potential surely, or is the prospect of prices rising in the future little, or none?
Buy it, minimum refurbishment... Rent out to tenants on housing benefit.... Lots of local authorities do a 3-5 years fixed lease from landlords... They give u 10-20%less market rate, but they pay every month regardless or it being empty, etc, they also quarantee the house to be returned to same standard as first handed over... Yes it's slightly less income, but no hassles, no stress...
I was thinking buy it for £20k, throw £10k at it to make it nice, get a good rental on it to cover the mortgage.
>>Fast forward 25 years and the house price insanity has spread further north and it's worth £100k.
Buy it, minimum refurbishment... Rent out to tenants on housing benefit.... Lots of local authorities do a 3-5 years fixed lease from landlords... They give u 10-20%less market rate, but they pay every month regardless or it being empty, etc, they also quarantee the house to be returned to same standard as first handed over... Yes it's slightly less income, but no hassles, no stress...
Why haven't you brought that yet billy?
We bought our house about a year ago now, you'd get half that. I live on the outskirts of Stockholm, Sweden and paid around £367'800 (today's currency rate) for a 134 sqm house with garage.
Tumultgränd 15, Vällingby - Kälvesta, Stockholm
Lovely house & inc a 'bastu' i see - unusual for us in the UK....even worse we get no tax incentive/offset for mortgage payment![]()
...The tax incentives have it good sides and it bad sides but let's leave it at that and not make this into a political discussion :ag:
You can live in my garage for £400pcm?I'm just trying to convince myself not to get a house again (in the UK), but this thread made me feel all homely again
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TBH I think I just want some garage space
Those prices are absolutely ridiculous!This is a road I chose at random not far from where I used to live... House Prices in Cromwell Road, Middlesbrough, Cleveland, TS6 6k for a house haha!