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 I live in the country and a person who owns property next to mine, is planning on building a house, but..?
People who know both of us, have told me that where he is planning on building, is like 75 feet over into my property. I own several acres, and I don't think he knows where the boundry is. SO... ...


 What to ask the estate agent?
i am viewing a house today for the first time. What are the crucial questions to ask?
Is there anything important I should take into account when on a house viewing and dealing with an estate ...


 I brought my home 1yr ago, I want to refinance, my mortgage was setup with a 1st and 2nd mortgage?
Total I brought the house for 87000 and I owe about 85000 total between the two mortgages. First mortgage has an itnerest rate of 9.5% and the 2nd is about 12%. Is this a good time to refinance. In ...


 Christmas caroling door-to-door?
Would it be Ok for door-to-door christmas caroling in apartment buildings? Should we get approval from landlord/building managers?...


 What if you break an apartment lease?? leave a few months earlier than the lease?
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 Can a manager of a trailer park evict me ?
he says he wont renew my lease & when asked why he siad i just told you why. he did not give any reason. he says he has power of attorney to do so, but wont show any proof that he actually does....


 My landlord won't let me out of my lease but the neighbors are toonoisy. Complaining doesn't help. Now what?
I have complained and complained and complained to no avail. Are there any laws or anybody got an suggestions?...


 Can you close on a house without the title search being complete?
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 If I share my walkway with my neighbour, do I own half the walkway?
The walkway is between my house and the neighbours, I want to move my wall accross, so I can have my own walkway. This is because I do not know who comes to their house and it would add value on my ...


 How much is your monthly rent?
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 Do i have to tell landlord or letting agent i will be claiming housing benefit while looking for a property???
im leaving my partner with my 2 kids and going into private rented accomadation i will be claiming housing benefit, do i need to tell the landlord that i will be claiming housing benefit even if the ...


 How long to sell a house?
how long does it take, if you have no problems and it all goes smoothly and you have a cash buyer....


 Does anyone here own a company? If so, what are the steps?
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 Should I wait to see if the housing market crashes before i buy a house? (UK)?
How long do you think i would need to wait?...


 Where is a good country to move to?
I am planning on moving out of this county in 2013. I want to live somewhere away from all the problems and live in a neutral country. got any suggestions?...


 Do you own or rent your home or live with parents?
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 How can you buy a home with poor credit?
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 When moving out of your rent house, is it my responsbility to clean out the house for the next person?
Hi, I have been living in a house for about 4 year on rent. I moved out, but I left some of my furnitures there (not big ones small desk and things like that), after i left, the landlord has been ...


 Refund of deposit rules and regulations on property i was selling and the buyer could not get a mortgage .?
I took a deposit of 5 per cent on a property i was selling and the person i was selling to could not for some reason obtain a loan to buy and i waited for almost 13 months and eventually he withdrew ...


 What would you do if you were in my shoes?
Here is the situation....

Our house has been on the market for almost six weeks now, with not one looker! We are building our dream home on 46.5 acres we purchased. While we can swing two ...



julie w
Do you think house prices will drop within the next 12 months and if so, how much????

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in the u.k. - nice area
                     
 




Roy G
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No They will freeze


Marky
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In the UK, they will continue to rise.

There is a chronic shortage of houses and until that is resolved, prices will go up.

There hsad been a blip due to the sub-prime lenders in the US, but that will quickly be forgotten about and normal increases will resume.


charterman
It amazes me that people think that property is an infallible way of making money. House prices will continue to increase year on year.
We have been here before in 1990 when house prices fell and people were left owing more on the mortgage than the property was worth.
The IMF has said that property in the UK is overpriced by up to 30%. We are now in a situation of no first time buyers entering the market because prices are too high.
This is basic market principles, nothing has a value unless you have a buyer. Houses are too expensive and a correction will happen sooner rather later.


Amanda H
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yup ~ $ variation will depend on election


mrsclaura
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according to what i have read today 11.10.07 house prices are starting to drop but there is no way in finding out how much they will drop in the future


sharkee
Depends where your house is dude first we have to know that! You could be in midtown Manhattan or the Gobi dessert ?


Summerly, loving life
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All the things that I have heard is saying yes they are going to drop and so much so that it going to be scary. Also that getting a loan will become very hard.


rshampshire
It's currently very difficult to determine what is going to happen to the UK housing market.

As one other poster has stated, a lack of housing is causing prices to go up due to demand outstripping availablity. However this trend cannot continue indefinately since prices will get to a point where they are higher than an average person can get a mortgage for.

This is already becoming an issue for first time buyers who are slowly being squeezed out of the market. With the average house price now at just under £200,000, first time buyers are finding it harder and harder to get a mortgage to cover the cost of their first home. If this trend continues then it will impact the whole chain.

One of the current issues with housing availablity is the huge increase in private landlords and buy-to-let mortgages. In some areas of the country 85 - 90% of what would be first time buyers property are now owned and let by private landlords. Much of the rental income of these properties, however, is used to pay the mortgage re-payments for the landlord. If interest rates continue to rise then the rental income will no longer cover the mortgage and this may cause some landlords to sell their properties and so ease availability concerns. If this happens in large numbers then prices could be dramatically reduced as availability outstrips demand.

One thing that seems very unlikely right now is a dramatic crash in prices. While interest rates are increasing, un-emloyment is still low. Crashes only usually happen when interest rates are increasing (or high) and un-employment is also high.

Far too many un-predictable factors to take into account to give a prediction one way or another.


clairew1207
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Apparently they already have because estate angents are getting worried that no one will want to buy. I hope they drop alot more cos I need to eventually buy a house and I certainly can't afford it now!


chook
they have started now and the way intrest rates are they will carry on dropping but unsure how much


Furry Glen.
Try useing stickytape and holding it hard .....
ehhh, sorry, wrong question....


Laura Elizabeth
what market are u talking about anywho? its totally depends...anywho its expected that the UK real estate market will burst its bubble soon! very soon! its was too over-in-flated!


Perry K
Everyone who sells wants the best price. Those in a hurry will have to drop.
Others will hang on hoping - and then realize that they must reduce but, if its a reduction on both buying and selling no problem.
Where it will hurt, is for those who have borrowed too much against their property and cannot move without a loss.
Some prices will come down perhaps 10% others will hold because those areas will still be desirable.


fortbraggfred
A report from Northern California stated that if all other factors remain the same, we could see a drop of as much as 40% in the next year.

That sucks, unless you're a buyer, with a large down payment. Financing is going to be extremely tough!


steeley
Yes they will drop somewhere between 3 pounds 75 and 4 pound 50


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