Reply With QuoteThis new house will also recently have gone up in value by a similar amount.
Your house isn't an investment. It is your home.
in less than a year and a half
What say Awimb? Sell now in case the bubble bursts?
This new house will also recently have gone up in value by a similar amount.
Your house isn't an investment. It is your home.
and where prices are not rising at the same rate as in London, so there's an argument for selling now.
It's in Hua Hin, mind, which is a bit of a commute. But if I sold up, f**ked off to the Land Of Smiles, and lived like a king happily ever after on 5k per month, is there anything about UK I might miss?
The Arsenal are on the telly everywhere, sir c
Sausage Egg and Chips.
Coronation St and HMRC raping my wallet.
I wonder whether I should get up at 5 am next Thursday to watch us getting gubbed by Barcelona live, or just check the result when I awake.
I know, it's a scary thought.
No more work, though. No more tax demands.
landing about an hour before kick-off. Might miss the first 10 minutes or so. So won't see us level at any point
working-class buyers at ~575GBP, at a time when a typical wage was about 4 pahnd a week. The deposit was a tenner, and the overall price was 2 years and 8 months wages.
The same house now probably costs about 20-25 times the average annual wage for the equivalent buyer.
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