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« Reply #15 on: 01 February 2009, 11:14:42 am » |
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I just bought a 2 brm apart in district 1.
Bank valuation was higher than asking price.
I got 90%.
bullsh*t...another LL trying to pump up the market. No way banks are valuing the property at higher value than the landlord who's selling the property. ha. please at least make up something that's believable. why not? a lot of properties have to be priced below bank valuation for anyone to even bite. in fact, if i am buying now, the first thing i would do is to get a valuation from the bank, and then bargain from there.
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« Reply #15 on: 01 February 2009, 11:14:42 am » |
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« Reply #16 on: 02 February 2009, 20:36:53 pm » |
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I just bought a 2 brm apart in district 1.
Bank valuation was higher than asking price.
I got 90%.
For SGD Bear anything postive about property market is bullsh*t. Ok prices have already fallen by your dream rate of 70o%. Is this also bullsh*t? bullsh*t...another LL trying to pump up the market. No way banks are valuing the property at higher value than the landlord who's selling the property. ha. please at least make up something that's believable.
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« Reply #17 on: 02 February 2009, 20:38:35 pm » |
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They will make the move after the boat has long left and they will all rush in at the same time to drive prices wildly higher overnight. What happened in 2007 will be repeated. Human beings never learn. That is why not all can become rich. Some like Kubes will have no more than 1/3 of a home for the rest of their lives because they will be busy advising people to wait for 2-3 years while missing the boat over and over again. This is crap. The Singapore boom bust property cycle is busted for good. Think about it. The 10 year spikes are all fueled by speculation and unrestained liquidity. The days of free market financing are over as Governments regulate and nationalise the banking industry. No Government including Singapore will allow what happened here in 06/07 to happen again. Parties over trolls. As usual CT is in a dreamworld. When are you getting your pink slip?
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« Reply #18 on: 03 February 2009, 4:22:42 am » |
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As usual CT is in a dreamworld. When are you getting your pink slip? Sorry Troll. The only pink slip Im getting is the one I take off my girlfriend who I think might be your sister. Nice girl just incedibiliy thick.
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« Reply #19 on: 03 February 2009, 11:15:10 am » |
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I just bought a 2 brm apart in district 1.
Bank valuation was higher than asking price.
I got 90%.
For SGD Bear anything postive about property market is bullsh*t. Ok prices have already fallen by your dream rate of 70o%. Is this also bullsh*t? bullsh*t...another LL trying to pump up the market. No way banks are valuing the property at higher value than the landlord who's selling the property. ha. please at least make up something that's believable. Yes, in this market, anything positive about the property market is just lies. Just get used to it. Why would you think otherwise? we're so far from stabilization, let alone recovery, that SELLING properties now is the right move. But you probably have your head so deep in the sand that you're still hoping market will recover in 2H.
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« Reply #20 on: 03 February 2009, 11:32:51 am » |
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As usual CT is in a dreamworld. When are you getting your pink slip? Sorry Troll. The only pink slip Im getting is the one I take off my girlfriend who I think might be your sister. Nice girl just incedibiliy thick. Sorry I don;t have a sister. Seems like all the dreaming turned you into a lunatic (that is why you call yourself chaos?). Very sad. Maybe posting nonsensically in this forum might just help.
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« Reply #21 on: 03 February 2009, 11:35:11 am » |
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I just bought a 2 brm apart in district 1.
Bank valuation was higher than asking price.
I got 90%.
For SGD Bear anything postive about property market is bullsh*t. Ok prices have already fallen by your dream rate of 70o%. Is this also bullsh*t? bullsh*t...another LL trying to pump up the market. No way banks are valuing the property at higher value than the landlord who's selling the property. ha. please at least make up something that's believable. Yes, in this market, anything positive about the property market is just lies. Just get used to it. Why would you think otherwise? we're so far from stabilization, let alone recovery, that SELLING properties now is the right move. But you probably have your head so deep in the sand that you're still hoping market will recover in 2H. YOu still have not answered my question. The property market has fallen by 70%. Is this bullshi*t? I wonder what will happen to you if the market declines by 69.99%. YOu will join Chaos Theory at IMH (Institute of Mental Health)
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« Reply #22 on: 03 February 2009, 11:48:35 am » |
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I just bought a 2 brm apart in district 1.
Bank valuation was higher than asking price.
I got 90%.
For SGD Bear anything postive about property market is bullsh*t. Ok prices have already fallen by your dream rate of 70o%. Is this also bullsh*t? bullsh*t...another LL trying to pump up the market. No way banks are valuing the property at higher value than the landlord who's selling the property. ha. please at least make up something that's believable. Yes, in this market, anything positive about the property market is just lies. Just get used to it. Why would you think otherwise? we're so far from stabilization, let alone recovery, that SELLING properties now is the right move. But you probably have your head so deep in the sand that you're still hoping market will recover in 2H. YOu still have not answered my question. The property market has fallen by 70%. Is this bullshi*t? I wonder what will happen to you if the market declines by 69.99%. YOu will join Chaos Theory at IMH (Institute of Mental Health) I will be making money hand over fist if the market drops by 70%. Remember, I'm short the market! 
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« Reply #23 on: 04 February 2009, 16:16:49 pm » |
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I just bought a 2 brm apart in district 1.
Bank valuation was higher than asking price.
I got 90%.
For SGD Bear anything postive about property market is bullsh*t. Ok prices have already fallen by your dream rate of 70o%. Is this also bullsh*t? bullsh*t...another LL trying to pump up the market. No way banks are valuing the property at higher value than the landlord who's selling the property. ha. please at least make up something that's believable. Yes, in this market, anything positive about the property market is just lies. Just get used to it. Why would you think otherwise? we're so far from stabilization, let alone recovery, that SELLING properties now is the right move. But you probably have your head so deep in the sand that you're still hoping market will recover in 2H. YOu still have not answered my question. The property market has fallen by 70%. Is this bullshi*t? I wonder what will happen to you if the market declines by 69.99%. YOu will join Chaos Theory at IMH (Institute of Mental Health) I will be making money hand over fist if the market drops by 70%. Remember, I'm short the market!  How did you short the property market? You mean property related equities will decline another 70%?
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« Reply #24 on: 04 February 2009, 16:34:27 pm » |
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While doubtful you can directly short property here in the UK some of the spreadbet firms quote property indices.
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« Reply #25 on: 04 February 2009, 17:51:49 pm » |
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Well if you don't own property but intend to buy in the future you are technically short the property market.
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