The risk of negative equity in an uncertain housing market

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Uploaded by on Feb 14, 2008

With UK house prices set to slow in 2008, in this week's Moneywise TV Hannah Ricci looks at the issue of 100% mortgages and meets first-time buyers who are at risk of negative equity after stretching themselves to get on the property ladder.

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  • Oh dear, she is sooooo pwned

  • Say what you mean Puzzoozoo:)

  • No, things will work out well for them. They will make money on this flat, use the equity to buy a better home and rent the first place to some scumbags like the 3 people commenting above. Trouble with that being your the type to always be behind with the rent. Don't have a go at them for trying to get on.

  • Next thing will be Lucy Bicknell will find she is preganant, they are stillnot married, so she has no legal protection, the one bed room flat won't be enough for them two and a baby, it could all become toooo much, they start arguing about money, and he could piss off, then she'll be just another single mother, with another little bastard in tow, and could either end up moving back with her parents, or on some shit hole council estate living on benefits.

  • The buyers are at fault they need to get Brains.

  • PMSL at the tossers who are in Negative Equity they are partly responsible for House prices going up so I hope they face hardships when the bubble bursts.

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