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post 1559216241 08-20-2018, 06:06 AM
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Originally Posted By melDorado⏩
I dont earn enough to get a remortgage on my house because dont live in a smack filled poverty northern city with property prices of piss like you do.
You live in South Wales.

The place is an utter chithole with some of the cheapest properties in the country.

Just a quick look on rightmove.com shows me that in Cardiff, a 2 bed terraced can be bought for under £100k

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property...-73115027.html

...so, I can only assume that you are utterly TERRIBLE with money, or more likely an uneployable benefits scrounger.
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post 1559216311 08-20-2018, 06:07 AM
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Originally Posted By melDorado⏩
My dog is not going to be homeless I viewed a house this morning that allows dogs.

I sold it because interest only mortgage but i sold it right now because yes prices wont rise anymore in the short term
wtf, that makes no sense. Do you even english?

"i sold it because interest only mortgage" - uwotm8?

Do you mean you sold it because you cant afford to make the interest only mortgage on your payments?

House prices always go up. They may plateau or drop somewhat for a tiny period, but they always go up. Such a retarded financial move.

GG on making your dog homeless in the process too
post 1559216361 08-20-2018, 06:09 AM
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Originally Posted By BustaCapp⏩
You live in South Wales.

The place is an utter chithole with some of the cheapest properties in the country.

Just a quick look on rightmove.com shows me that in Cardiff, a 2 bed terraced can be bought for under £100k

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property...-73115027.html

...so, I can only assume that you are utterly TERRIBLE with money, or more likely an uneployable benefits scrounger.
Strong. £100K was pretty much the stamp duty on my place.

If you mortgage lenders will lend you 5x with good credit history your salary. Thats £20K*5 = £100K

But you need a downpayment of say 10% .

So she either doesnt have £10K in her bank (Useless with money, given her age) or she doesnt earn more than £20K (useless with life)
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Originally Posted By LexBrah⏩
wtf, that makes no sense. Do you even english?

"i sold it because interest only mortgage" - uwotm8?

Do you mean you sold it because you cant afford to make the interest only mortgage on your payments?

House prices always go up. They may plateau or drop somewhat for a tiny period, but they always go up. Such a retarded financial move.

GG on making your dog homeless in the process too
She's as dense as a collapsed star it would seem.

I'm beginning to think we'll soon be seeing her on an episode of "Can't pay? We'll take it away".
Originally Posted By LexBrah⏩
So she either doesnt have £10K in her bank (Useless with money, given her age) or she doesnt earn more than £20K (useless with life)
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post 1559216661 08-20-2018, 06:18 AM
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Once the interest only mortgage is up id need to pay what i originally bought the house for to keep it and i dont have that £ and i cant get remortgage. It is what it is. Ive made bare profit at least

Im not discussing my financial situation in detail when we know everyone on here is a ceo. Lol Busta as a postman you probably earn the same as me. Im just poor because im living single..

And you're delusional if you think Liverpool is a more desirable property location than cardiff
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post 1559216821 08-20-2018, 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted By melDorado⏩
Once the interest only mortgage is up id need to pay what i originally bought the house for to keep it and i dont have that £ and i cant get remortgage. It is what it is. Ive made bare profit at least

Im not discussing my financial situation in detail when we know everyone on here is a ceo. Lol Busta as a potman you probably earn the same as me. Im just poor because im living single..

And you're delusional if you think Liverpool is a more desirable property location than cardiff
I'm neither a postman or living in Liverpool.

Although Liverpool probably chits all over that wasteland you call a City.

Just admit that you're a bad debtor, that is the only reason you are being refused a mortgage.

Even piss-soaked tramps get spammed with loan offers in the UK.
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Originally Posted By BustaCapp⏩
I'm neither a postman or living in Liverpool.

Although Liverpool probably chits all over that wasteland you call a City.

Just admit that you're a bad debtor, that is the only reason you are being refused a mortgage.

Even piss-soaked tramps get spammed with loan offers in the UK.
My credit is fine thanks
I just don't earn enough
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post 1559217891 08-20-2018, 06:44 AM
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Originally Posted By mcboo2⏩
A whole lotta cope in this thread lol. The only way someone can cash in their house equity gains right now is by moving. Otherwise you are just selling your pos to buy another pos. This is why there is a massive lack of supply. People intuitively know this and aren't gonna get locked in a dumb game. Housing prices are bound to the wages in the area over the long haul. They barely beat inflation. Anyone who buys a home and simply lives in it should know it is an awful investment.
is paying rent a good investment? Is buying gas, or groceries a good investment?
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Originally Posted By melDorado⏩
Once the interest only mortgage is up id need to pay what i originally bought the house for to keep it and i dont have that £ and i cant get remortgage. It is what it is. Ive made bare profit at least

Im not discussing my financial situation in detail when we know everyone on here is a ceo. Lol Busta as a postman you probably earn the same as me. Im just poor because im living single..

And you're delusional if you think Liverpool is a more desirable property location than cardiff
If you dont post financials, then nobody here can help you - unless you dont want help and you just want sympathy ?

You need £20K to get a mortgage.
Bad credit? you will get 4x that
Good credit? 5x that.

So thats immediately £80-100K you've got.

Now if youve made 'bare profit' off your house, I'm going to assume that very worst case thats £50-100K.

So now youve got a budget of £130K-200K - you can get a pretty decent 2 bed flat in Mermaid Quay for that?

I dont see what the problem here is, unless youve already spent all the profit you made from your house, or you dont earn £20K/Year, or youve got **** credit score?


tbf: havent been to liverpool, but used to go to cardiff at least once a month on business and its actually really nice. There are some utter ****e parts, (quite a lot) but there are some really nice parts too and its a great little city. Good nightlife too.
post 1559218511 08-20-2018, 06:57 AM
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Where I live it cost more to rent than own. I pay about $1000 a month for my mortgage on a 3br/2b house. You can't rent one as nice as mine for under $1200/mo.
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Originally Posted By LexBrah⏩
If you dont post financials, then nobody here can help you - unless you dont want help and you just want sympathy ?

You need £20K to get a mortgage.
Bad credit? you will get 4x that
Good credit? 5x that.

So thats immediately £80-100K you've got.

Now if youve made 'bare profit' off your house, I'm going to assume that very worst case thats £50-100K.

So now youve got a budget of £130K-200K - you can get a pretty decent 2 bed flat in Mermaid Quay for that?

I dont see what the problem here is, unless youve already spent all the profit you made from your house, or you dont earn £20K/Year, or youve got **** credit score?


tbf: havent been to liverpool, but used to go to cardiff at least once a month on business and its actually really nice. There are some utter ****e parts, (quite a lot) but there are some really nice parts too and its a great little city. Good nightlife too.
Thanks for your helpful post i appreciate it...i have been through all this with advisors though. I simply dont earn enough. I could buy a house up the valleys with my profits but as you point out Cardiff is an awesome city to live in yeah and the valleys would put me on suicide watch and theres no jobs there anyway
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post 1559218841 08-20-2018, 07:03 AM
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Originally Posted By RightKindaGuy⏩
Rather rent multiple places than be tied down with a 25 year mortgage rotting away in some desolate area.

Thanks anyways though
Then rent our your primary home when you’re ready to move out and rent again?
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Originally Posted By melDorado⏩
Thanks for your helpful post i appreciate it...i have been through all this with advisors though.
So how can you afford to pay rent then?

None of your posts are making any sense.

You're on the dole admit it.
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post 1559219241 08-20-2018, 07:13 AM
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Originally Posted By BustaCapp⏩
So how can you afford to pay rent then?

None of your posts are making any sense.

You're on the dole admit it.
No i work, but ill be claiming some housing benefit when i need to. Not my fault that in this country you can work full time and only earn about 1.3x the rent of a modest house
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Originally Posted By melDorado⏩
Thanks for your helpful post i appreciate it...i have been through all this with advisors though. I simply dont earn enough. I could buy a house up the valleys with my profits but as you point out Cardiff is an awesome city to live in yeah and the valleys would put me on suicide watch and theres no jobs there anyway
Cant you have anyone that will act as a guarantor for you? Friend/family member?
Cant you buy with someone else, like a close friend - just to get them on the mortgage, increase the lending, then remove them once youre in?
Originally Posted By melDorado⏩
No i work, but ill be claiming some housing benefit when i need to. Not my fault that in this country you can work full time and only earn about 1.3x the rent of a modest house
Well thats not entirely true. It just depends on your skillset, attitude and desire to earn money. If youre not ambitious or dont want to take any risks in earning - then of course thats the case
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Can agree, own two houses. Moving to a new state end of the year so unfortunately gonna sell one of my current houses and rent for a year till I find where to buy next. I love the freedom of owning your own home. If you can afford it, op is totally correct. Brb don’t like ur lawn? Get sod. Brb don’t like the type of front door/and color? Get a new door and some paint. Brb ac not working? Get a brand new one with features you want (control by phone)

When you rent, you basically have to find something that meets your budgets and some of your standards and be done with it. Atleast when you own, you can settle a little and change things down the line.
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Originally Posted By melDorado⏩
No i work, but ill be claiming some housing benefit when i need to. Not my fault that in this country you can work full time and only earn about 1.3x the rent of a modest house
I've just looked again and you're full of chit.

There's tons of options for you to buy.

Tell me how much money you have and how much you earn. What is your job.
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lol "MLK Blvd" lmaooooooooo so true
Chaos and apocalypse on us all
Let them burn to dust.

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Copey povertycells


Entire place to ourselves.
Can be as loud as I want.
Never run into neighbors when letting my dogs out.
Stashing away many hundreds of dollars in equity every month......my mortgage is $1,800, after taxes and insurance I am sticking $1,200 into equity every month......in a 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath house.....renting a 2 bedroom luxury apt is $1,700.....a normal 2 bedroom apartment is like $1,200.
Wealthy neighborhood with zero poverty cells living 3 people in a 2 bedroom as neighbors.
Parking....I can park in my own garage and not worry on Saturdays that there are 15 extra cars parked near my apartment.


Renting sucks and should be avoided if possible.
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Originally Posted By LexBrah⏩
Cant you have anyone that will act as a guarantor for you? Friend/family member?
Cant you buy with someone else, like a close friend - just to get them on the mortgage, increase the lending, then remove them once youre in?


Well thats not entirely true. It just depends on your skillset, attitude and desire to earn money. If youre not ambitious or dont want to take any risks in earning - then of course thats the case
Thats what the advisor suggested but my son's a student, my daughters a temp, my besty and my mum are retired so no good. Nobody else i trust enough to own half my home...

Tbh if i cant really afford it its not a good idea as i will let it fall into disrepair like my current house
I'm actually looking forward to not being responsible for maintenance as its a struggle to keep up even with the basics long term

My job is hca in nursing home. I love it. I dont want to do something else. Its skilled and valuable work that we do and not my fault the pay is chit

Im.really poor because im fa. Ive been divorced 16 years and ive never lived with anyone since. Ive dated and even had ltrs but they all never came to anything. Im too weird so ill probably always be living alone. Im just like all the male fas on here. Except at least i can sloot if i need sex. But ye Feelsbadmane to be a poor fa weirdo
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I'm honestly thinking about jumping into Real Estate. Got some houses near me that hover around $80k. If I can manage to save up $8k for a down payment I could have something decent to start off with.


The end goal is living of renter's income
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Originally Posted By Jasonw1178⏩
If you bought your house 5 years ago in 2013, you would more than get your money back and then some. If you had rented you wouldn't get anything back. However, we don't know what is going to happen 5 years from now. No, homeownership isn't a short term thing. Lets say you do have to sell for less than what you paid for it because the market is down. You can then buy another home for the deflated value. Long term, you will gain. I remember during the recession a lot of people who owed more on their homes than what they could sell it for and were stuck in it or had to short sale it or foreclose. I'd say that don't buy unless you know you'll be there 10 years at least.
that was my general point. It might work out ok if you sell after 5 years but you also might get screwed. You gotta make a pretty decent commitment time wise to buy and make sure its a safe investment.

I rent but I live in Costa Rica. Interest on a mortgage is at like 8% if you find a good one and I can rent a nice two bedroom place for $350 (actual price not a joke). No way i'm buying until I'm sure we are gonna stay here pretty long term.
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Thread is relevant to my interests.

Currently paying $1200 a month for a med sized 1 bedroom apartment, 30 min away from downtown ATL.

brb hear my upstairs neighbor walking 24/7 like an elephant
brb no equity in place i live in
brb hardly any sunlight in the apartment
brb too many spiders, complex was built in the 70s


Rent (and home ownership) prices here are chitting the bed.
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Originally Posted By melDorado⏩
Im.really poor because im fa. Ive been divorced 16 years and ive never lived with anyone since. Ive dated and even had ltrs but they all never came to anything. Im too weird so ill probably always be living alone. Im just like all the male fas on here. Except at least i can sloot if i need sex. But ye Feelsbadmane to be a poor fa weirdo
Consider working for a healthcare agency.

Better pay.

Better hours.

Not as many arses to wipe either.
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Originally Posted By Xinroth⏩
Thread is relevant to my interests.

Currently paying $1200 a month for a med sized 1 bedroom apartment, 30 min away from downtown ATL.

brb hear my upstairs neighbor walking 24/7 like an elephant
brb no equity in place i live in
brb hardly any sunlight in the apartment
brb too many spiders, complex was built in the 70s


Rent (and home ownership) prices here are chitting the bed.
1,200 for a one bedroom built in the 70s, I would be fukking irate!
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Originally Posted By melDorado⏩
And you're delusional if you think Liverpool is a more desirable property location than cardiff
With respect: that is factually incorrect. Are you not aware of the growth boom that Liverpool has enjoyed over the past 2 decades or so? Seen the changes? Cardiff doesn't compare.

Now if we were to talk about what it is like to fukk a leggy nubile Welsh lady then...yeah, compare away with Liverpool. But when it comes to money got damn Liverpool was a great opportunity and if Busta is buying property that cheap there good for him...srs
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Originally Posted By LikeAMachine⏩
1,200 for a one bedroom built in the 70s, I would be fukking irate!
To give you an idea of price changes 10 miles North of Atlanta:

In 2010 I moved to the US, my family was living in a 2 b/bath apartment $775 excluding utilities. Ijustlooked at the same apartment complex.. the same exact apartment is going for $1420... excluding utilitiesholy ****

1000 sq ft Apartment i was living in 3 years ago west of Atlanta was $725/month.. I just looked it up, it's being rented for $1100 now. 3 ****ing years it is 1.5x the rent.
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Originally Posted By Aristotelian⏩
With respect: that is factually incorrect. Are you not aware of the growth boom that Liverpool has enjoyed over the past 2 decades or so? Seen the changes? Cardiff doesn't compare.

Now if we were to talk about what it is like to fukk a leggy nubile Welsh lady then...yeah, compare away with Liverpool. But when it comes to money got damn Liverpool was a great opportunity and if Busta is buying property that cheap there good for him...srs
Can confirm. Liverpool is a shadow of the chithole it once was.

I'm pretty sure you can buy a house off the council for £1 so long as you invest £20k in renovating it.
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i never saw the appeal in choosing to rent when you can actually afford to own. my mortgage plus taxes plus heat/AC is still less than rent would be in the area i live. throw in the fact that i have a large dog and my rent would be 2k per month easily for a crappy place
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