Ebolia Outbreak and property prices

[roneik]

Will bodies in my local Tesco carpark bring down the valuation of my house?
Should I take precautions now , or wait until the supermarkets have run out of food?
Should I be wary of buy to let landlords who may be after the food in my cupboards
Could having marble worktops give me priority at the hospital?
Will this outbreak solve the housing crisis or create new opportunities for the landlord community

What's 'Ebolia'

I would hide under the table, personally.

I'm surprised you haven't come up with a plan to blame landlords for "Ebolia"...

You really are getting annoying Roneik. For fuck's sake, let the BTL thing go. You are actually making me want to back them over nutters posters like you.

I told you before, OP - give mummy her ipad back and go out to play.

Roneik you are shameless!

Having said that, let's be fair, there are property professionals out there who will see an opportunity in even the direst human circumstances.

What is this 'ebolia' you speek of?
Is it in any way related to the Ebola outbreak?

How did I guess !

Ebolia Outbreak?
Is she a new x factor contestant or somfink?

whataboutbob you can do one too...

Do one what possum?

It's really quite sad that something so heart breaking as the Ebola crisis where people are dying and families torn apart could be related to something as trivial as housing

OP, your drunk, obsessive one subject posting is getting out of control. It was tedious and it has now moved into being offensive, given the real life effect 'Ebolia' is having in the affected countries. There are forums which are better aligned with your interests and posting style.

Again I wish I had a "like" button, well said Soloman !

Ebolia is a figment of my imagination,

Some are victims of their own greed and eventually all meet up and have a seminar and collectively decide that their economic well being is unwinding. In fact they have this sudden realization that the ponzi scheme has run out of rows of new investors new players (rows) are essential.

Now that you are all here on my thread, are you sitting comfy you landlords?

Land registry report property down, supermarkets down steelmakers down .
Stock markets down. inflation down to near deflation. It's the recoverahh don't ya know

Due to my commitments elsewhere you will have to do without me on here.

The men in white coats are at the door

I'm not a landlord (though I was, briefly, when we hadn't decided whether to return to the UK or not and we rented out our house). I also live in the Netherlands, which has had a genuine and persistent house price crash, with prices in some places falling fifty percent and not recovering. I am not naive about the possibility of massive changes in housing markets. Your semi-coherent obsessive rambles make no difference to this. Your comments on Ebola and landlords are offensive.