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Is this a good deal?

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    #2
    Snakeblood
    Registered Users Posts: 4,466 ✭✭✭Snakeblood


    shadowcomplex wrote: »
    http://www.daft.ie/searchsale.daft?id=569777&search=1

    There's a 3 bed around the corner from that for 110. Are all the houses in the area occupied? Is it close to where you want to work? Can you afford it if the mortgage interest rates hit 8%?


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    eest
    Registered Users Posts: 24 ✭eest


    Just paid twice that for the same in Dublin area so it is a good deal to me :rolleyes:
    Can't argue with people saying it is going to cost 30K soon because I do not know but what I know for sure is that living in your own house and paying your own mortgage is a huge difference. If you have a place and want an upgrade, it is different game at all.


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    Adrians1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 12 ✭Adrians1


    That is super value in my opinion. Finishes internally look really good, and it is semi detached. Brick driveway.. Wonder what the garden is like. If you can some how get the money from the bank, offer €120, and you might get it for €125.


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    kevin101
    Registered Users Posts: 162 ✭✭kevin101


    It seems quite good but I wonder would they be down to maybe €100k in six months. Also is the park fully occupied and finished. Are the green areas complete or is it still a building site. You have a lot of questions to ask yourself
    - is my job secure
    - can afford repayments with interest rates due to increase
    - would it better to hold off and buy it cheaper down the line of even in a preferred area that I can't afford now.
    - petrol and oil rising so monthly bills will be higher.
    If you are going for it
    A lot of people here will tell you offer 80k or 90k but I doubt you would get the house for that, but you should offer less that the asking


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