Must.... Own....property....

[DaisyM]

Where's Frankie? He deals with these types of threads.

 

[Aphex]

Where's Frankie? He deals with these types of threads.

he just says relax...

 

[Stall De Ball Biy]

Hold off 12 months when property hits rock bottom then buy buy buy cheap before it sky rockets again in a few years!

 

[HappyMonday83]

I know people talk the talk about our history having a sub-conscious effect - to what extent is that true?

This question goes to Number 3.



HM83 - I get your points, but the only perspective I can look at it from is mine. I live in a quite spacious 3-bed house with a private garden in quite central London. For 2 of us to buy something, it would be a tiny, pokey flat in a dodgy area.

To put myself under financial pressure to raise the deposit for that really isn't worth it, imo.
I like the idea of having my own place (if only so I could decorate as I see fit!), but I don't understand people who jump through rings of fire to get it.

Well I live in charleville so house prices aren't quite what they are in london. I can get a good house for €300,000.

 

[D'oriel]

But for that you actually have to live in Charleville, like... ;-)

 

[Vendredi]

Every so often, I have an urge to own a property, mostly because I feel I could make it mine, develop my own garden and all. The property would have my stamp and my character.

Then I realise I could live off a backpack, so I the urge goes.

 

[exileonpatrickstreet]

goodnight jimbob

 

[HappyMonday83]

But for that you actually have to live in Charleville, like... ;-)

Nothing wrong with charleville. It's near everywhere.
Cork - 1 hour
Limmers - 1/2 hour
Killarney - 1 hour
Tipp - 1 hour

 

[Vendredi]

Nothing wrong with charleville. It's near everywhere.

Yes, but how far is it from anywhere?

 

[Stall De Ball Biy]

Nothing wrong with charleville. It's near everywhere.
Cork - 1 hour
Limmers - 1/2 hour
Killarney - 1 hour
Tipp - 1 hour

Its about an hour from London too