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Predator Corsa

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Registered: 29th Sep 03
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24th Jul 05 at 12:35

Right im aged 19 hopefully when i get a sucessful job and earn abit more, i want to move out from living with my perants and get my own home or flat, just wondering how many people have move out. dont wanna rent cos once u rent you can get out of it. but all property is too expencive. and getting a morgage will only be around £60,000 with mine and my missus jobs put together. and there is nothing out there for £60k

How can anyone aford it

whitter45

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Registered: 15th Nov 02
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24th Jul 05 at 12:44

Nearly bought a place last year for myself
Morgage was 750 a month - pulled out in the end and I'm glad I did

[Edited on 24-07-2005 by whitter45]

Rebrabuk

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Registered: 28th Mar 04
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24th Jul 05 at 13:37

£750..

That's more than i earn.

Robbo

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24th Jul 05 at 13:56

Get good jobs

Our mortgage is £950 a mth

Rocky

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24th Jul 05 at 14:23

theres no chance for 1st time buyers these days unless there familys are wealthy to chip in cash to them, i know coz iam removal man .cause i heard many stories from 1st buyers moving from rented house to rented house some got to move out of the city from there job for lesser rent cause they cant afford it you never buy a house as 1st time buyer .

jaffa

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Registered: 27th Mar 00
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24th Jul 05 at 14:35

my mortgage is £290 quid a month

Robbo

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24th Jul 05 at 14:41

We bought a brand new house by ourselves for £165k, our first house... very very minimal help financially... so it is possible

Got to plan it and save for it though... it ain't gonna walk up to you and jump in your lap!

Dan B

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24th Jul 05 at 17:12

Make sure you have no debts, either, pay everything off beforehand...

That's why I'm currently still renting, am paying off credit cards (my loan for my car finished paying off at the start of the year) so I have a clean slate when walking into a mortgage advisor's office...

Chump

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24th Jul 05 at 17:31

unless you're on a BIG wage it is VERY difficult if you're thinking of buying by yourself.....

Robbo

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25th Jul 05 at 20:45

Not necessarily mate, yes having two incomes is a must really but u doint necy have toi be paid loads... work ur way up the ladder

An as Dan said, dont take debts in

Chump

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25th Jul 05 at 20:47

quote:
Originally posted by Robbo
Not necessarily mate, yes having two incomes is a must really but u doint necy have toi be paid loads... work ur way up the ladder

An as Dan said, dont take debts in

I'm not saying its impossible....it certainly aint....its just by yourself the repayments are a killer. Trust me....i'm going to be buying by myself and even earning £28,000 a year the repayments each month for the mortgage alone makes me sad....then you've got to add everything else on top. Doesn't leave you with much to play with.....

[Edited on 25-07-2005 by Chump]

Robbo

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25th Jul 05 at 20:49

Indeed, doing it on your own is never gonna be easy... will take a lot of sacrifice

Sam

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25th Jul 05 at 21:08

Guy at work had a nice T reg mk4 Golf GTi turbo, him and his bird are buying a house together and now he drives a 5 door H reg AX!

Shelly

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25th Jul 05 at 22:08

round here, some absolute shitter would be no less than 150k

leeshez

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25th Jul 05 at 22:23

Im glad i bought my house 6 years ago for for 33K now there worth 70 - 80K

Robbo

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25th Jul 05 at 22:24

quote:
Originally posted by Sam
Guy at work had a nice T reg mk4 Golf GTi turbo, him and his bird are buying a house together and now he drives a 5 door H reg AX!

Hey dont laugh

I had an 8mth old CTR and now drive a 1.1 106 :'(

Shelly

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25th Jul 05 at 22:28

but Robbo, you've got a house and a car

Robbo

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25th Jul 05 at 22:30

Actually the car isnbt even mine

I had to sell my CTR to buy our house and now drive my mum an dads car :S But I wiull be ordering my new car at the wkend

wayne hiscock

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Registered: 20th Jan 01
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26th Jul 05 at 09:32

im moveing out this weekend coming but is renting from council

end of day its away from rents and me and the mrs can start our own lives

Thoday

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26th Jul 05 at 09:35

Got no fooking chance here then with a measly 16k salary

Robbo, deposit wise what did you put down? I have heard fees and surveyors docs etc add on 4k ish

Mad Moe

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26th Jul 05 at 09:40

I bought at exactly the right time. Got my 2 bed Apartment for £64K 2 years ago and the downstairs one has just sold for £98K so I'm laughing really. I got a mortgage from £58K and that works out at about £306/month including insurances

wayne hiscock

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Registered: 20th Jan 01
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26th Jul 05 at 10:27

my parents house has doubled in value in 5 years

its fucking stupid

Spence

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Registered: 13th Jan 03
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26th Jul 05 at 10:30

its a gd investment buyin a house, tempted 2 move out nxt yr possibly wiv sum mates

TNM

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26th Jul 05 at 10:39

2 bed apartments where i live are 180k plus.

3 bed house 250k+

My mum and dads house 340-360k