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Shouldn't They Say, 'this House Was Once Worth £400,000'?

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sandyRoe | 11:39 Wed 26th Jun 2013 | ChatterBank
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Even at 25K it's no bargain if it's in imminent danger of falling into the sea.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2348100/Four-bedroom-Devon-home-excellent-sea-views-sale-just-25-000-fall-cliff.html
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heartbreaking if you happen to own it
11:42 Wed 26th Jun 2013
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Well it is a bargain if you can afford to throw away 25K on a gamble - it could stay where it is in which case it is an absolute bargain.

I suspect that whoever buys it won't have to worry at losing 25K
11:43 Wed 26th Jun 2013
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It would be, yes. Hopefully, they're well insured.
11:43 Wed 26th Jun 2013
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I could think of better things to spend £400,000 on if I had £400,000, that is!
11:44 Wed 26th Jun 2013
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Even 25K, sorry, didn't pay attention!^^
11:45 Wed 26th Jun 2013
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Shame. It looks lovely
11:51 Wed 26th Jun 2013
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They say that a young couple who want to get on the housing market these days will have to save for decades. Given that an unfurnished two up two down around here rents for £1000+ per month which is dead money, the gamble of that house possibly lasting 3 years would pay off for someone trying to save on rent whilst saving for a deposit.
11:52 Wed 26th Jun 2013
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"The former owners of Tor Cottage have moved out and sold it to a firm which specialises in selling challenging homes."

11:55 Wed 26th Jun 2013
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They have to prove its safe though as there is a ban on staying overnight in it.
11:55 Wed 26th Jun 2013
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link not opening for me, but a shame if it does drop into the sea.
There's a few areas where this is happening around the UK though.
11:55 Wed 26th Jun 2013
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237SJ ... that would work if they could get permission to sleep in the property!
11:57 Wed 26th Jun 2013
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That would be fine but when you read the news article, there is court order on the house, preventing anyone who buys it from staying in it overnight.
11:57 Wed 26th Jun 2013
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It only says that potential buyers can`t sleep in the property.
11:59 Wed 26th Jun 2013
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That must be heartbreaking. Such a lovley house.
12:03 Wed 26th Jun 2013
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It has a ban on staying overnight: perfect for a night-shift worker then!
13:10 Wed 26th Jun 2013

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