Sunday, Mar 23, 2008
title says it all - total VI garbage
timesonline: Will the global credit crunch will dampen housing demand in spring?
"Lenders are either turning down applicants or applying much more cautious valuations to properties."
...by this I guess David Smith means "applying more realistic valuations to properties". Read between the lines David, read between the lines.
Posted by bystander @ 03:04 PM (476 views) Add Comment
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1. Nmarks said...
Quite ironic isn't it?
On Easter Sunday the Times asks "Is the Pope Catholic?"
2. mark wadsworth said...
Ask a stupid question ....
3. confused76 said...
Cautious or realistic, both fine with me
I found DS piece quite down beat. I will report him to suicide watch
4. Orwell said...
Is DS even worth the print space or better still reading effort?
5. crash bandicoot said...
Let me paraphrase this article,
People want to buy houses but they can't because they are overpriced and now the bank's won't lend them so much these days. This is a good thing in the long run.
Is there anything in there that we didn't know already. Perhaps this is all news for David, he should try reading the comments at the bottom of his articles.
6. harold said...
This stuff is just a joke. Shill.