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4 hours ago, 2rocketman said:

View the listing history of this, it’s jumped 50k since the budget:) 

I've now got estate agents contacting me with the view everything is a bargain. 

 

Hey - Check out this property I found via the Zoopla App  -
https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/45503792

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-50298918.html

 

Reduced 250K since the budget :lol: 

 

You are the agent and I claim my stamp duty rebate.

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These crazy ******** have just dropped their price to £290K the day after the biggest FTB give away in history

 

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-70008098.html

 

Ive been throyugh NN1+40miles and it's all drops...and 1 person saying NO STAMP DUTY FOR FTBS....300K house that you'd need to be earnign 100K to afford :lol: 

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5 hours ago, 2rocketman said:

View the listing history of this, it’s jumped 50k since the budget:) 

I've now got estate agents contacting me with the view everything is a bargain. 

 

Hey - Check out this property I found via the Zoopla App  -
https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/45503792

i hope the bridge and pub is included or i will be suing . 

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5 hours ago, 2rocketman said:

View the listing history of this, it’s jumped 50k since the budget:) 

I've now got estate agents contacting me with the view everything is a bargain. 

 

Hey - Check out this property I found via the Zoopla App  -
https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/45503792

Do you boys get paid to post s*8t on websites ?

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An email I received from one estate agent post budget! 

 

Good evening,

Calling all first time buyers to take full advantage of stamp duty change up to 500,000 up till March!

Please find some of our properties priced up to £500,000;

http://www.featherstoneleigh.co.uk/sisters-avenue-london-sw11-flt12-2394649.html
Spacious 1 bedroom period apartment 

http://www.featherstoneleigh.co.uk/altenburg-gardens-battersea-sw11-flt12-2393692.html
Spacious 1 bedroom period apartment 

http://www.featherstoneleigh.co.uk/garfield-road-battersea-sw11-flt12-2388305.html
1 bedroom garden flat

http://www.featherstoneleigh.co.uk/milner-house-battersea-sw11-flt12-2368257.html
4 bedroom garden flat

http://www.featherstoneleigh.co.uk/wolftencroft-close-battersea-sw11-flt12-2389360.html
Very spacious 2 bedroom apartment moments away from Clapham Junction train station

http://www.featherstoneleigh.co.uk/larkhall-rise-wilson-house-sw8-flt12-2380582.html
2 bedroom apartment near Clapham Old Town.

Please let me know if you are interesting in arranging a viewing.

Kind regards,

 

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Conversation that follows! 

Haha you estates agents will try anything???

Absolutely, this is a fantastic opportunity for a first time buyers to save over 10,000 – how’s your search coming along by the way, would you be interested in viewing any of the below properties?

 

Kind regards,

In my opinion this is a fantastic opportunity for first time buyers to enter the biggest debt trap this country will have ever seen. I follow the stock & housing market very closely and the only way I can see for property is to continue in a downward trend. For example the Lombard Wharf developer Barratts invited me for a viewing which I attended and they were very much working the “get in quick these are selling fast” strategy. At the time a 1 bed was 721k.  They are now  sending me offers of a 1 bed for 540k including stamp duty. Is that the sort of fantastic opportunity you are referring to? 

 
I will be a buying a property but not this year. 
 
However if you have the time to spare I would very much value your personal long term view of the housing market. 
 
Kind Regards,
 

Thank you for your email.

 

Quite an interesting take you have on current affairs. As you are aware it’s mostly London that is underperforming, especially the top end of the market. 

 

Entering into the biggest debt of your life is also a positive, you are actually paying toward a future asset rather than paying off someone else’s debt. There is always to side to the argument, I would rather pay my debt than someone’s with my money!

 

Prices might drop further or they might bounce back – none of us has a crystal ball that tells the future – we would be very rich men indeed. It is a very good time to buy if you can afford, however, humans are more afraid of loss than concerned with gain and always feel like they get the worst deal possible.

 Once you are back on the market and want to buy, I would appreciate the opportunity to assist you with your search.

 

Best wishes,

 

 
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6 hours ago, 2rocketman said:

No troll. Just hardly ever post. Happens to be one in an area I watch closely. I notice the price  has jumped 50k overnight. Presumably because the seller thinks 500k is on the cards since the budget! 

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Maybe dipping the price and raising it again is simply a way of making it appear on searches for reduced price property.

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6 hours ago, 2rocketman said:

No troll. Just hardly ever post. Happens to be one in an area I watch closely. I notice the price  has jumped 50k overnight. Presumably because the seller thinks 500k is on the cards since the budget! 

 

......buy it then or buy two and watch people have a good laugh at you......a fool and their borrowed money are easily parted.;)

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2 hours ago, disenfranchised said:

Maybe dipping the price and raising it again is simply a way of making it appear on searches for reduced price property.

Possibly! My thinking was the seller was happy with offers below 500k but after the budget thought they would bump the price up in the hope he can get some sucker to pay 500k on the nose.

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Just now, 2rocketman said:

Possibly! My thinking was the seller was happy with offers below 500k but after the budget thought they would bump the price up in the hope he can get some sucker to pay 500k on the nose.

They dropped it and put it up again same day. Either they dropped it, read the budget, and put it back up, or they are mucking about.

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Just now, 2rocketman said:

Possibly! My thinking was the seller was happy with offers below 500k but after the budget thought they would bump the price up in the hope he can get some sucker to pay 500k on the nose.

this is why the housing "market" is all smoke and mirrors, people casually chucking around fifty thousand pounds sterling like it aint no thang, seller probably sneaks a carrier bag through the self scan at sainsburys and feels smug about saving five pence. everyone is a financial guru when it comes to selling a multi hundred thousand pound house, when in reality most people have never haggled on a pair of shoes.

 

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6 minutes ago, 2rocketman said:

I did state I won’t be buying in my post. 

Viewing from outside the box......watching the forthcoming implosion?......all for free will as long as decisions/actions are made fully accountable, risk it for a biscuit, no blaming others for own free will choice of actions......make your bed you lie in it.;)

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