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mesmerised
20 Mar 15 15:00
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Four bedroom house in Belfast sold at auction for 30k! find the most squalid studio flat in London, turn it into a couple of flats and you still wouldn't be able to flog one of them for less than 30k,  I think homes were being sold for more than that in Roman times, 19 year old girl bought it from money she got after an accident compensation claim when she was 10 now released from her trust fund,  "must have been a big accident you had"....."yeah I broke my ankle" Laugh

Cost of bricks and water in London is a National disgrace.

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By:
The Leopard
When: 20 Mar 15 15:02
Mortar?
By:
toffee87
When: 20 Mar 15 15:09
I love it when people (usually Asians) manage to practically rebuild a house that was in such a state of repair that it doesn't even look like a house and then say they did it for about 2 grand !

2 grand wouldn't pay for the bog roll holders in my house !
By:
pumphol.
When: 20 Mar 15 15:42
toffee87    20 Mar 15 14:09 

2 grand wouldn't pay for the bog roll holders in my house !




Understandable I suppose


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By:
Sica Dan
When: 20 Mar 15 19:14
Anytime I have seen them feature a property in London they have
never ever said that the guide price is on the low side and it
always is. Savilles is the auction house who use a low guide as
bait to tempt the bidders.
By:
Manoleeds
When: 20 Mar 15 19:58
I'd love to see receipts as they seem to get an entire kitchen for £500, a bathroom for £300 , a new roof for £400 etc. The funny bit is that they budget £3500 but go £20 over when it turns out that they need a damp course and underpinning.
Do they do all the labour themselves?
By:
Coachbuster
When: 20 Mar 15 20:29
Auction speaks louder than words
By:
M T wallet
When: 21 Mar 15 09:24
Has anyone ever lost money on that show?
By:
naydam
When: 21 Mar 15 10:54
Yes. Infrequently.
By:
lovegod
When: 21 Mar 15 11:33
I remember one where this bloke bought a house for £100,000, he then divide it into two flats and spent £40,000 on it.

Agents came in and valued each flat around £50,000. Ouch!!!
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 21 Mar 15 15:11
I like the way the presenters com along and examine the property - knock this wall down, change the kitchen move the bathroom.
What planet are they on?

They had one bloke buy a property. He was a proper professional with loads of properties.
When they asked him what he was going to do to the property he answered ''f'all.'' They said aren't you even going to redecorate? He said ''No I'm letting it straight away.''
He'd got a tenant in by the end of the month.

That's how it happens in the real world.
By:
broadsword
When: 21 Mar 15 15:49
lucy should stick to riding
By:
Coachbuster
When: 21 Mar 15 17:06
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Dr Crippen celebrates his latest tenant  Laugh
By:
Velasquez
When: 09 Apr 15 21:49
Remember to read the pack.
By:
Mc Moonbeam
When: 10 Apr 15 12:33
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By:
brendanuk1
When: 13 Apr 15 10:07
this is weird Grin Millionaire ex footballer telling us some run down kip is a nice house Crazy
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 13 Apr 15 10:31
It would be a good programme if it wasn't for the stupid music they play all the way through.
I can usually stand it for about fifteen minutes before I switch it off.
By:
scandanavian_haven
When: 13 Apr 15 11:57
don't think Dion Dublin works tbh
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