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Find me a home

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  • 15-09-2016 8:36pm
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    mariaalice
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    Find me a home on RTE 1 now.


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    zl1whqvjs75cdy
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    Was kinda crap.


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    Thargor
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    Yeah bit of a pointless feel to the whole thing, prices werent even that shocking.


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    mariaalice
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    A I don't know the negative equity thing :eek:. Negative equity as a stroy seem to have fall out of the news a bit.


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    Zzippy
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    Watched it last week. Was it just me or were 2 estate agents caught out with phantom bids and had to go back to the "underbidder"? :eek: ;)


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    riclad
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    one Or 2 people withdrew their bids on a house ,so the next person in line got the house,
    Looking at the program its impossible to tell were they phantom bidders .
    or someone who just changed their mind after a few days .
    the bidder who won got the house at price he offered .
    he put in one bid ,after a few days it was accepted .


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    Baby01032012
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    mariaalice wrote: »
    A I don't know the negative equity thing :eek:. Negative equity as a stroy seem to have fall out of the news a bit.

    The thing that struck me here was how can there be a situation with 2 people at 65 about to retire 10 years into a mortgage (no idea how much but in negative equity) on a 450000 apartment. They would want to have a serious amount of equity to trade up to that amount at their age, however it seems they didn't. Mind boggles as to how they got approval for such a large amount at their age and why they took it on. Did no one think about how they could afford mortgage 10 years in when they were pensioners???!!!


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    washman3
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    No lessons learned. When we see this kind of crap returning to our tv screens its a true sign that the madness has returned.


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    Baby01032012
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    Anyone see last nights episode.

    The 3 bed 1930s terraced house asking 310k that went for over 450kni think in kimmage but more like Crumlin. Madness! The estate agent couldn't believe it himself.


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