Tuesday, Nov 18, 2008

who would be this stupid?

rightmove: Lea Bank Close, Macclesfield SK11 £350,000

BUY TO LET INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY- currenntly tenanted until 15th August 2009 @ £995pcm.

Posted by mark @ 12:24 PM (1907 views) Add Comment

11 Comments

1. crutchley said...

There are some people out there who would be that stupid

For example

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 12:37PM Report Comment
 

2. japanese uncle said...

This house is likely to be priced at 120,000 in 2011. Nice house!

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 01:07PM Report Comment
 

3. Bankside said...

3.5% yield

Anyone? anyone??

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 01:07PM Report Comment
 

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5. Mapp1066 said...

Crutchley, that link in your comment (12:37) is truly unbelievable and should be posted in its own right!!

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 01:26PM Report Comment
 

6. little professor said...

Great find mark!

Assuming the traditional 125% rental cover to get a BTL mortgage, the value of this house is over £200,000 less than they are asking for it.

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 01:30PM Report Comment
 

7. Nopainonlypain said...

Overvalued and seemingly a very desperate seller!

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 01:37PM Report Comment
 

8. monty032 said...

Many BTL 'investors' really are not capable of working out that this 'opportunity' offers a 3.41% gross rental yield, and indeed couldn't explain what a GRY is. They simply saw the chance of capital appreciation with no money down and decided, "I want some of that". Anybody reading this web site knows that the sums don't add up, but they haven't added up for at least five years. This is why house prices are going to fall and fall until mortgage interest payments and rents are roughly in line again, just as they always used to be.

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 01:45PM Report Comment
 

9. Buzz said...

This is what i am up against in macclesfield area price wise!! everything is over priced, except auctions. One local EA is running auctions once a month now and houses are selling for up to 50% less than asking prices, which in my opinion is still over priced. A long long way to fall in this neck of the woods.

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 01:47PM Report Comment
 

10. Fjcruiser said...

"Mr Pym confirmed he would step down from his job next summer, without any compensation, but having picked up a guaranteed cash bonus of £326,000 spread over two years"

If that is not called compensation what is then ?

Tuesday, November 18, 2008 03:05PM Report Comment
 

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