Tuesday, Jan 22, 2008
Ztuart Law'z reazoned analyziz
Assetzzz: Sustainable Growth for House Prices Most Likely Outcome for 2008
"It is difficult to see anything other than another successful year ahead for UK buy-to-let investors in 2008, as reducing numbers of homebuyers drives up rental demand and the Bank of England cuts mortgage rates.
When interest rates do inevitably fall, property investors will benefit from a significant reduction in borrowing costs and can expect excellent returns on investment.
The current climate poses an excellent opportunity for first time buyers who should strike while the iron is hot."
Posted by little professor @ 08:48 PM (907 views) Add Comment
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1. Paul said...
FFS, who are these people?
2. dohousescrashinthewoods said...
Anyone listening to Radio 4 at the moment?
Bit nody, some half-truths, but some interesting content nonetheless.
3. Investment Banker said...
What planet is this guy on? Wake up and listen to what the markets are telling you fool.
4. drewster said...
This guy should be arrested and taken to court for fraud. Fraud is defined as "The intentional use of deception to cause another person to suffer loss". Stuart Law the CEO of Assetz is clearly lying through his teeth with the aim of causing other people (his customers) to suffer loss, and for himself to gain.
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6. lvmreader said...
But isn't that what Goldman Sachs did? And Lehman too? And who knows who else on Wall Street..
7. dohousescrashinthewoods said...
drewster, lvmreader, spot on. Man, if we could just get some justice in our "liberal" "democracies"..
8. Brit1234 said...
Just listen to Wake up to Money on Radio 5 each day. it far more balanced than these simplified buy to let arguments that keep on popping up on Google news.
Strange now these articles never mention rising buy to let repossessions, negative equity and large sell offs especially the ones predicted for this April on the CGT changes.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/fivelive/programmes/wakeup.shtml
9. planning4acrash said...
Liberal, so long as it is in the interests of the vested interests, whoever they may be at any given moment.
10. Letthemfall said...
"It's difficult to see..." much beyond the end of his nose. Q: When does Gordon Brown-like attempts to instill confidence descend into rank stupidity? A: ?
11. David Smith's Sub Prime. . . said...
I would say this is a particular kind of rubbish that is being pured forth and it might be described with a word about four letters long, starting in 'W' and ending in 'K'