Monday, Jun 22, 2009
Renter left to rot
BBC News: Repossession risk 'overestimated'
While changing its prediction, the CML said it was still too early to suggest that a "robust recovery" in the housing market had started.
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1. paul said...
The BBC still spinning exceptionally bad housing data as an improvement.
The BBC is also keeping uncharacteristically quiet about today's Rightmove data. Wonder why ...
2. alan said...
As a debt advisor, I'm aware that there are a large number of people close to the edge in my bit of Essex. It would not take much more economic "bad news" to wreck a lot of people's lives.
I'm at a loss to understand why the BBC is upbeat about 65,000 repossessions..?
It may be les than 75,000, but you are still talking about a lot of personal misery....they are not all wicked BTL profiteers....