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GoldCupWinner
11 May 13 18:23
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It's probably worth at least £80k. Now I have £15k spare so what would be the best way of going  about getting to £60k. I won't be totally phucked if I lose but I'll be living poor for a while. Do I just go for two evens shots or keep backing over 0.5 and just hope I get 20 in a row? Be very selective of course.

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By:
MadVlad
When: 11 May 13 18:25
get a mortgage for 65k would be my guess but hey ho what the feck do I know Plain
By:
calm down la
When: 11 May 13 18:29
Lump on Tiger. Done.
By:
Bishy
When: 11 May 13 18:32
Is it a straw house?
By:
ocean0201
When: 11 May 13 18:33
where do u get a house for 60k???
By:
Mikey Forrester
When: 11 May 13 18:33
I would avoid backing over 0,5 goals at least,try to get some value with your bets.
By:
Money Tree cost me thousands!!
When: 11 May 13 18:33
Lay a few horses.
By:
MadVlad
When: 11 May 13 18:34
niddrie,pilton or worse than that leith Cool
By:
GoldCupWinner
When: 11 May 13 18:38
In Liverpool, I'm a student with no job so I wouldn't get a mortgage. Actually forget it, I'm totally useless at gambling so it would all go badly wrong. I was serious about trying it but my last few weeks of betting have shown me that I shouldn't bet.
By:
GoldCupWinner
When: 11 May 13 18:40
It's my mum's house. Said I could have it for £60k cash because she wants to move out. It's decent for £60k as we've never had a problem in it and neighbours are ok.
By:
ocean0201
When: 11 May 13 18:43
for a student, 15k cash is lot of money... save it, dont gamble and ruin it all..
By:
MadVlad
When: 11 May 13 18:46
more than that,please dont buy off family mate.
By:
Just Checking
When: 11 May 13 18:47
15k, get 45k mortgage, that's like £300 a month, get mate in to pay rent, job done.
By:
red beach ball
When: 11 May 13 18:47
get your mam to change mortgage to buy to let interest only and give it to you when you have job and can afford to buy it hth
By:
red beach ball
When: 11 May 13 18:48
cant get a mortgage unless hes got decent income
By:
GoldCupWinner
When: 11 May 13 19:26
Yeah I've decided against it and will work towards my own house in my own time. Just seemed a good offer and I do like a gamble it's just I'm not good at it. Only thing I'm good at is poker hence why I have money in the first place but would never get it up to £60k in time. At least I can get it to a decent deposit by the time I apply for jobs.
By:
AyersRock
When: 11 May 13 19:37
ur mum wants to flog u a house in Liverpool for 60k and ur considering it?

she saw u comingLaugh
By:
Just Checking
When: 11 May 13 19:38
Better watch it, if you leave a house in liverpool you're likely to come back and find it sitting on bricks.

Hang on .. that's like most places, as you were Laugh
By:
DeSSieReborn
When: 11 May 13 19:40
£15k Dawn Approach - Derby
By:
AyersRock
When: 11 May 13 19:40
mate I'm only mucking about but if ur a student and u have 15k - use that to pay off ur debts because students coming from uni spend years paying off and are burdened with it, cheap house in undesirable ar eas can weait
By:
Just Checking
When: 11 May 13 19:42
What's rent like in liverpool though ? If he can get a decent mate in to pay rent + what he might pay in rent, he might have the mortgage covered.

Unless he wants to live with his mum, he's going to be paying rent to someone. A 45k mortgage would be about 300ish I'd think.
By:
homefortea
When: 11 May 13 20:14
Cheapest house sold in the UK last year was 8k in some hellhole called I believe "Wales"..

A house for 60k in Liverpool must be in a rough area but if you can get a lodger then to buy it is a no-brainer.If you can rent it out after you move then it could be a good deal.Trouble is you will have DHSS tenants and they will trash the place in celebration after Liverpool win the Premier League.

BUY because it will always remain in immaculate condition....
By:
ocean0201
When: 11 May 13 20:32
.Trouble is you will have DHSS tenants and they will trash the place in celebration after Liverpool win the Premier League.

thats not going to happen is it..
By:
MrMeaner
When: 11 May 13 20:36
You can buy a whole street for £60k in the Anfield area.
By:
toffee87
When: 11 May 13 20:40
what part of Liverpool ?

if you are a student then you should be able to rent a room out to another student - all inclusive rent is £80/week in a decent student area = £350/month

Interest only on a £45k mortgage would be less than £100/mth
By:
1st time poster
When: 11 May 13 20:47
sounds like a moneyTREE HOUSE TO ME, Wink
By:
u want some
When: 11 May 13 20:49
Should of chucked it on hednesford today at 2.40. You can buy a house in burnley for about £300 absolute doss hole
By:
Just Checking
When: 11 May 13 20:53
Out of interest I just went and had a look for houses in liverpool 0-Max 80000. Over 1000 for sale!!!!!

I'm tempted to check .. lower. Dare I try lower? I'll try lower. 900 for sale at 0-50000. 3 bedroom houses for 50k.

Quite an eye opener.
By:
Just Checking
When: 11 May 13 20:56
3 bedroom detached nice looking (outside) house,guide price 50k???! In some parts of britain you'd get a 1/3 of a lockup for 50k!
By:
donny osmond
When: 11 May 13 20:57
offer her 45 k .....
By:
Half Loser 22
When: 11 May 13 21:00
TRY OVER 0.5 GOALS, VERY SELECTIVE AND GREAT TEAMS PLAYING ONLY, WITH £2000, YOU'LL BE UP IN NO TIME

AND HAVE ANOTHER £2000 SPARE FOR WHEN IT MAY GO WRONG, I REALLY HOPE NOT.

http://www.oddschecker.com/betting-tools/bet-calculator.html

USE THAT CALCULATOR TO SEE THE ACCUMULATOR OF ODDS, AS TO HOW MANY BETS ARE NEEDED FROM £2000 FOR EXAMPLE.

I HOPE THIS ADVICE HAS HELPED YOU FEEL SAFE ABOUT BETTING
By:
Half Loser 22
When: 11 May 13 21:01
OR IF YOU DON'T WANT TO DO OVER 0.5, USE £3000 AND BET ON ONE THING WITH £100, AND IF IT LOSES, BET £300, BET £700, BET £1500 OR WHATEVER, ON BOTH TEAMS TO SCORE, VALUE BETS SELECTIVE CHOICES
By:
Half Loser 22
When: 11 May 13 21:01
OR TEAMS TO WIN, CHOOSE THE BEST BETS ONLY
By:
toffee87
When: 11 May 13 21:02
3 bedroom detached nice looking (outside) house,guide price 50k???! In some parts of britain you'd get a 1/3 of a lockup for 50k!

those lock-ups would probably be nicer
By:
Just Checking
When: 11 May 13 21:02
I'm giving up on my plan to retire to spain after 10 years of laying Money Tree tips.

I can just retire next week to Liverpool of his Man City Wigan tip :)

Oh and OP if you listen to the madness from Full Time Loser, you'll end up living in a cardboard box under an underpass ...
By:
u want some
When: 11 May 13 21:04
where do you live just checking?
By:
chris77
When: 11 May 13 21:05

May 11, 2013 -- 9:01PM, Half Loser 22 wrote:


OR TEAMS TO WIN, CHOOSE THE BEST BETS ONLY


If we knew that we'd all be millionaires wouldn't we ?

As far back as I remember I've never placed what I thought at the time was a "rubbish" bet, perhaps I'm missing something fundamental, and that why everyone on betfair has Ferrari's except me. Crazy

By:
Just Checking
When: 11 May 13 21:08
Toffee it looks very nice outside but no photos inside so probably it's pretty crap inside. Ruined like your bank if you followed Money Tree's tips.

Beaconsfield Road, Wirral. Houses up the street look a bit "meh" but that house looks very nice, lot of character.
By:
GoldCupWinner
When: 11 May 13 21:14
Belle Vale area Toffee, do you know it? Student idea is not bad as it's in a very good place to get to the Uni.

I guess the area is bad but tbh I've never known any different. Still I doubt my mum would give it to me as cheap if she had to get the mortgage in her name.

Got a few months yet so maybe I'll pay a few mtt's! Better chance that way than winning it on bets.
By:
u want some
When: 11 May 13 21:19
i'll play you at poker for 5k
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