pslewis

In Cambridge anyway!!

Studio Flat for Offers in Excess of £1,200,000 !!!

Dip Yer Bread!!

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-...-18367530.html

ditchmyster

iTrader: (7)

Ok who the **** said beetlejuice 3 times



























Where have you been i missed you

mamoon2

Thats for 9 x Studio Flats - i.e the whole building

Put your glasses on old man

pslewis

I've been busy elsewhere .... it's summer now and it's not dark until 10:30pm!

DYK

Wouldn't surprise me though,one reason of many why i'm buying a house abroad..

mamoon2

Where abouts?

ditchmyster

iTrader: (7)

Nice to see you back mate, this place lacks a certain luster in your absence.

Lee247

We need a new shed, the old one has collapsed

DYK

Not your usual places like spain etc..I lived in Czech for sometime a few years ago with then my GF,loved the place still take trips now and then as have a few friends,so that's where i'm thinking.I could of bought a studio flat back then,bang in the centre of town for £15000..puts our little poxy flats to shame.My mate has a house in Romania was thinking of selling but wasn't keen on that..

DYK

I could of built you a shed,but i could end up being distracted from building it eh lee

The Zohan

cottaging? *******???

RobsyUK

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I've just had my house valued and I swear both times they do nothing but come out with a figure..
first guy £70,000 can sell by 7pm
next guy 78,000 with 8k primium

We purchased at 75000 & £7000 premium 4yrs ago and would like to brake even - well we need to for our next house.

mamoon2

What do you mean premium?

pslewis

Yes, what is a Premium in relation to buying a House in the UK?

Dirk Diggler 75

Probably both..................

pslewis

When you get to my age it's for peeing out of .............. unless there is a shed somewhere to shake

BLU

iTrader: (27)

Asking price and actual sold prices are usually two completely different figures.
I always use nethouseprices.co.uk to see (if available) the previous sale price if I'm looking to make an offer.......

JTaylor

Yep.

ditchmyster

iTrader: (7)

Croatia

RobsyUK

iTrader: (2)

back i the day if you put a new kitchen in to sell the house you could add a premium for the kitchen - say £3k.

Over the years people would put premiums on for not doing anything at all. We purchased our house asking what work the 7k was for - the agent replied 'nothing it just alittle something for her' fortunatly our contract means we can add it to our property but in all honesty we have spent about 15k on this house so the new buyer will see where the premium went.
* You can't add premiums on new builds! anymore*

Carlh

lol

Wurzel

iTrader: (1)

Since when do you pay VAT on house purchases?