Property price sentiment

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chump

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• Sep 14, 2004

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Assume you are in the market to sell your property. assume interest rates don't go up by more than another 1.25%.
Please use the poll to tell us what your sentiment is for an acceptable sale value.

 

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• Sep 14, 2004

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I accept this is very rough and ready and there are assumptions in play that may not apply in reality. However, most of us have houses and it would be nice to get any idea what our general sentiment is.

 

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• Sep 15, 2004

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Thanks to those who have voted so far, but don't be shy ladies & gentlemen....the bailiffs won't be coming round if you give the 'wrong' answer..because there isn't one...let's have you off the fence..

 

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• Sep 15, 2004

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Chump - there's no facility to vote for increased value.

Are you trying to talk property prices down you scallywag? I know what you're up to you know.

Damn developers get everywhere...

 

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• Sep 15, 2004

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rumbled...

 

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• Sep 16, 2004

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Hmmm..160+ views ,but only 14 voters...this looks like a question of motivation...Ok, vote now and you will receive FOC the secret to achieving undreamed of wealth......

 

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• Sep 16, 2004

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It depends on who values it and whether you consider your own valuation to be better
If you want to sell you make it an attractive price. Sell at market :cheesy:

 

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• Sep 16, 2004

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Hi chump

this is an interesting idea for a poll. I think it would also be very interesting to measure the opinions of the general public on this matter. Traders are a pretty select bunch, and their increased overall understanding/perspective of the market/s, may mean that results obtained would differ.

I would vote if i could, but I do not own a home!

 

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• Sep 16, 2004

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Oatie,
This is a little sneakier than it first appears.....

 

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• Sep 16, 2004

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I am not bothered whether the general market rises or falls x% as I am only interested in the relative values of my present and future houses. If I couldn't afford to move from one to the other, I wouldn't sell, unless I was willing to live in a tent for an unspecified period.

 

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• Sep 16, 2004

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"Hmmm..160+ views ,but only 14 voters...this looks like a question of motivation"...there is of course another explanation....maybe you are all losing so much money trading you don't have a house to sell....LOL,,,OK if you all hold out long enough i might throw in the secret to immortality as well...wow you're a tough lot to negotiate with

Cheers

 

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• Sep 16, 2004

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frugi said:

I am not bothered whether the general market rises or falls x% as I am only interested in the relative values of my present and future houses. If I couldn't afford to move from one to the other, I wouldn't sell, unless I was willing to live in a tent for an unspecified period.

Click to expand...

frugi, this is all well and good provided you are in a position to cover any negative equity that you may have when you come to move, otherwise it ain't happening.

Alex

 

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• Sep 17, 2004

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hmmm 16 votes out of 260 + views....untold wealth didn't make it happen....immortality didn't move them (although the canny will have understood that untold wealth is peanuts if you are also immortal)...there may be only one card still to play....here it is...I promise not to tell your wives and husbands that you have blown the kids education fund trading if you VOTE now.


Cheers

 

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• Sep 17, 2004

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She already knows :cheesy:

 

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• Sep 17, 2004

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Please, the one person who voted to accept 30% less than it's worth for the value of their property - PM me NOW!!! {before Chump gets hold of it}

 

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• Sep 20, 2004

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Gazumped...phone lines go down at the most inopportune moments

OK..look what we got...someteen votes from a site of thousands..this is truly pathetic..without wishing to seem pushy.. merely unyielding..your vote is requested again..now if you make me have a word with Gordon about tax rates just remember you had a choice...vote now[/B]...vote or face being inpoverished....


edit..the 40%+ was my wife wherever she is ?

Cheers

 

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• Sep 22, 2004

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OK, this weekend bolthole can belong to the last person to vote in this poll..it could be you,but only if you vote......

 

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• Sep 22, 2004

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Doubts have been raised about whether this is a genuine offer so for clarity here you are

This is a genuine "bolthole" with good antiquity..may have been used by royalty for securing their nag...

 

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• Sep 23, 2004

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In answer to your queries....the "bolthole" is leashold ...peppercorn

 

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• Oct 6, 2004

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Oyeh , Oyeh ....

Let it be known that all those who have not yet voted will with almost immediate effect find their properties added to the Pathfinder Initiative ...your time is short so VOTE now