jonathan davis sold his property to rent in 2002 and it was a costly mistake. he's banged on about a crash ever since. he has no credibility. he cares nothing for first time buyers. he's a media "expert" interested in his own self promotion, not other people. just like other people who have sold to rent so they can speculate back into property later, they have a vested interest in a fall in house prices and are not independent. they are no friends of first time buyers.
jonathan davis sold his property to rent in 2002 and it was a costly mistake. he's banged on about a crash ever since. he has no credibility. he cares nothing for first time buyers. he's a media "expert" interested in his own self promotion, not other people. just like other people who have sold to rent so they can speculate back into property later, they have a vested interest in a fall in house prices and are not independent. they are no friends of first time buyers.
littlepumpkin1502 4 years ago
He predicted the end of the bubble first, though. So he only acted on his own advice. That's the type of advisor I'd prefer to listen to.
tricky778 4 years ago
Great for students
nassirhd 4 years ago