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dodgey 27.03.19 - 11:53am
Its difficult, the mortgage i pay is a lot less than what someone would pay who wanted to rent the same home as me and the deposit now needed to get a mortgage is ridiculous. Its a very difficult situation for someone wanting to buy now especially if they are already renting. * +

piggle 27.03.19 - 04:19pm
Depends, the housing market comparative to wages is dead sh*tty, there's a disconnect. We bought our flat outright, something i absolutely did not think was possible for me only a year ago. Now that I know better I could never go back to renting but I know it is pretty much the only option for almost all of our friends.

We've got a viewing on Thursday for a house and I'm feeling so exceptionally grateful * +

xxxjonny 27.03.19 - 04:35pm

@ piggle - 27.03.19 - 04:19pm
Depends, the housing market comparative to wages is dead sh*tty, there's a disconnect. We bought our flat outright, something i absolutely did not think was possible for me only a year ago. Now that I know better I could never go back to renting but I know it is pretty much the only option for almost all of our friends.

We've got a viewing on Thursday for a house and I'm feeling so exceptionally grateful

Please allow me to say this at the risk of looking completely stupid. Haha. x but you are completely and utterly beautiful, and I truly wish you achieve all the success this life has to offer and pass through each milestone in life with a smile across your face. x hug.gif * +

mikeymk 27.03.19 - 09:49pm
Theoretically no, the government shouldn't help. Thing is though, it's the government's fault that housing here is so expensive.

They let 5,000,000 immigrants in - which would be fine, if they'd built more than 500,000 houses for them... * +

dan27notts 27.03.19 - 09:56pm
The government already help with the help to buy scheme. They lend you upto 20 percent of the mortgage value for a deposit but then they own 20 pecent of your house, including profit made from the increase in value when you sell.
I had government help in that i had a help to buy ISA, the government paid me just over 1000 quid as a tax free bonus which basically covered my solicitor fees. They also dropped stamp duty for 1st time buyers so i didnt have to pay that either * +

dan27notts 27.03.19 - 09:56pm

@ xxxjonny - 27.03.19 - 04:35pm
Please allow me to say this at the risk of looking completely stupid. Haha. x but you are completely and utterly beautiful, and I truly wish you achieve all the success this life has to offer and pass through each milestone in life with a smile across your face. x hug.gif

Inbox her *

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