Things are looking up for investments. Going to be alot of pain for house buyers who pushed the limits on what they though they could afford. Currently looking for a mortguage broker who will loan to granddaughter with retired Grandfather as guarantor.
-- Edited by Izabarack on Wednesday 8th of June 2022 07:21:38 AM
dogbox said
09:08 AM Jun 8, 2022
Izabarack wrote:
Things are looking up for investments. Going to be alot of pain for house buyers who pushed the limits on what they though they could afford. Currently looking for a mortguage broker who will loan to granddaughter with retired Grandfather as guarantor.
-- Edited by Izabarack on Wednesday 8th of June 2022 07:21:38 AM
those renting may find they are going to be at the pointy end
Ivan 01 said
09:14 AM Jun 8, 2022
It is a big lesson learned to struggle to pay for your home.
Some of us might remember the 18% rate that we had inflicted upon us as the *recession we had to have*
It is good if you have a Grandpa to prop you up. Unfortunately many dont.
boab said
10:03 AM Jun 8, 2022
when Howard was the treasurer in the Fraser government the interest rate was as high as 21.4 per cent - in April 1982. To use Mr Howard's own words "that is not a scare tactic, it is a fact".
Things are looking up for investments. Going to be alot of pain for house buyers who pushed the limits on what they though they could afford. Currently looking for a mortguage broker who will loan to granddaughter with retired Grandfather as guarantor.
-- Edited by Izabarack on Wednesday 8th of June 2022 07:21:38 AM
those renting may find they are going to be at the pointy end
Some of us might remember the 18% rate that we had inflicted upon us as the *recession we had to have*
It is good if you have a Grandpa to prop you up. Unfortunately many dont.