Comments on: Annual House Price Rise Breaks 10% http://www.hip-consultant.co.uk/blog/annual-house-price-rise-breaks-103/ Tue, 31 Jan 2012 10:32:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: Harry http://www.hip-consultant.co.uk/blog/annual-house-price-rise-breaks-103/comment-page-1/#comment-24123 Harry Wed, 16 Jun 2010 20:08:19 +0000 http://www.hip-consultant.co.uk/blog/?p=2742#comment-24123 I agree JPL, the bubble has got to pop and at present it has only really been mis-shaped, there is so much more to come. JPL, go on record and give a brief outline of your investing strategy for the upcoming collapses and if your feeling confident attach some time scales :) I agree JPL, the bubble has got to pop and at present it has only really been mis-shaped, there is so much more to come.

JPL, go on record and give a brief outline of your investing strategy for the upcoming collapses and if your feeling confident attach some time scales :)

]]> By: JPL http://www.hip-consultant.co.uk/blog/annual-house-price-rise-breaks-103/comment-page-1/#comment-24122 JPL Wed, 16 Jun 2010 19:37:59 +0000 http://www.hip-consultant.co.uk/blog/?p=2742#comment-24122 The only people who say that house prices will continue to increase are those with interest only mortgages with cars on Balloon Payment schemes as they want and need prices to go up as they have blown everything on a lifestyle they can't afford and is unsustainable. greenbay are you one of these? Hyper inflation is something you would dream of as your hopefull large wage increase will be able to afford your overstretched interest only mortgage. Prices will crash to around 40% to what they are now. Why am I right, I predicted the last crash and made a fortune. I predicted the banking colapse 1 year before it happened and made a fortune. I also predicted the EU collapse which is about to happen and I am ready to make another fortune with the oncomming crash. The only people who say that house prices will continue to increase are those with interest only mortgages with cars on Balloon Payment schemes as they want and need prices to go up as they have blown everything on a lifestyle they can’t afford and is unsustainable.

greenbay are you one of these? Hyper inflation is something you would dream of as your hopefull large wage increase will be able to afford your overstretched interest only mortgage.

Prices will crash to around 40% to what they are now. Why am I right, I predicted the last crash and made a fortune. I predicted the banking colapse 1 year before it happened and made a fortune. I also predicted the EU collapse which is about to happen and I am ready to make another fortune with the oncomming crash.

]]> By: greenbay http://www.hip-consultant.co.uk/blog/annual-house-price-rise-breaks-103/comment-page-1/#comment-24104 greenbay Wed, 16 Jun 2010 15:41:54 +0000 http://www.hip-consultant.co.uk/blog/?p=2742#comment-24104 Have to disagree. House prices will rise steadily, rates will stay low for a number of years in a similar fashion to japan. Hyper inflation will happen but be hidden by governments where possible to erode debts levels, which will in effect increase wages and rents and hence property prices. Have to disagree.

House prices will rise steadily, rates will stay low for a number of years in a similar fashion to japan. Hyper inflation will happen but be hidden by governments where possible to erode debts levels, which will in effect increase wages and rents and hence property prices.

]]> By: Mark http://www.hip-consultant.co.uk/blog/annual-house-price-rise-breaks-103/comment-page-1/#comment-24084 Mark Wed, 16 Jun 2010 10:40:58 +0000 http://www.hip-consultant.co.uk/blog/?p=2742#comment-24084 There are so many negative factors ahead. Severe mortgage rationing, tighter regulation, higher interest rates, increased un-employment, reduced pensions, restricted pay rises, higher bills, higher taxes, reduced tax revenue (especially BP / Banks), higher inflation, increased raw material costs, higher VAT, capital gains tax increase, the demographic time bomb. We are at the start of a decade of weakness for the property market. There are so many negative factors ahead. Severe mortgage rationing, tighter regulation, higher interest rates, increased un-employment, reduced pensions, restricted pay rises, higher bills, higher taxes, reduced tax revenue (especially BP / Banks), higher inflation, increased raw material costs, higher VAT, capital gains tax increase, the demographic time bomb. We are at the start of a decade of weakness for the property market.

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