What did you study at Uni?
Are you going to build a property portfolio?
Isn't it bedtime for you, so you can energise those thumbs and finger bones for another day of trolling?

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cooldude77

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Original post by Keslo

Is 5 a levels even a thing?

Maths, Further Maths, 3 sciences

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cooldude77

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Original post by finorin0

how old r u

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cooldude77

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Original post by adamantacademic

What did you study at Uni?
Are you going to build a property portfolio?
Isn't it bedtime for you, so you can energise those thumbs and finger bones for another day of trolling?

Maths
No - all the properties under £3m are going to experience significant devaluation in the next 5 years.

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Dysf(x)al

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Original post by cooldude77

Used to king in the Maths Forum
Now I buy fast cars and fast women

As a petrolhead, I have to ask this: what cars?

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Hirsty97

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Would you describe yourself as a workaholic?

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NickAlex12

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Did you go straight into a hedge fund after uni or did you enter a graduate scheme in banking or accounting before? Also, what sort of strgategy does the hedge fund use (like global macro, long/short equity, distressed debt, merger arbitrage etc)? And do you enjoy your job?

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Bulletzone

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Is it possible to bake half a cake?

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adamantacademic

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Uni?
Why don't you buy your mum & dad ferraris?

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Fruli

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Original post by cooldude77

Maths
No - all the properties under £3m are going to experience significant devaluation in the next 5 years.

Curious as to what will trigger this devaluation? I recently found a property I really like but decided not to make an offer as I anticipate there might be a property crash in the next couple of years and the last thing I want to get into is negative equity.

I’ve decided I might use my savings to go travelling instead and will start my business in the process.

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GovernmentEarner

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Original post by Fruli

Curious as to what will trigger this devaluation? I recently found a property I really like but decided not to make an offer as I anticipate there might be a property crash in the next couple of years and the last thing I want to get into is negative equity.

I’ve decided I might use my savings to go travelling instead and will start my business in the process.

House prices have fallen for the last 6 months. In part because after Brexit a few hundred thousand people left (This is anticipated to increase) and because government help to buy schemes are finally starting to work. Less market saturation.

Still for 99% of people property is Never a bad investment.