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Nothing and I mean NOTHING frightens me more than seeing the postman coming.
He never brings good news to me.
OverSabi 🇳🇬 retweeted
New help to buy can only be used to buy these houses btw 😭😭😭
93.7% of new builds buyers report defects to their property developer after moving in according to the ombudsman
Streets or not, there are certain lines you just don’t cross.
They caught they OPPs little brother and didn’t have no mercy him 💔 #yn #guns #shootings #glocks #chicago
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Replying to @AnaboliclyJelqd
I’m in year 6 of the last help to buy scheme and about to lose £150k on my new build flat I bought for £460k (100,000s others in similar scenarios).
Worst decision of my life.
Will be a complete car crash.
With £111m overnight…
First thing I’m doing is hiring a lawyer, I’m suing everyone! 🤣
BREAKING: One lucky UK ticket-holder has won the £111m Euromillions jackpot.
@jonathansamuels is on his way to check his numbers 🏃♂️
OverSabi 🇳🇬 retweeted
You failed to mentioned the service charges for London flats. Average around £5-£8k per annum. Oh and ground rent too. On top of usual utilities and council tax.
Help to buy scheme is coming back in the UK and it is an incredible hack for those who use it wisely
In London you can buy a 2 bed flat for £400,000-450,000
With a 2.5% deposit:
£10,000-11,250
You are then left with monthly payments of roughly £1,900-2,100 based on a 35 year mortgage
Now the cool part - the rent for the same property is probably £2,000-2,300
5 years down the line?
Your mortgage stay the same or go down if interest rates come down
The rent will probably be £2,500
You save money and build equity at the same time …
Why don’t more people do it?
One crucial part of this conversation that is being left out is how much of that £2000 goes towards the principal of the mortgage and how much goes toward the interest.