Overall, I agree, the apartment seems shady, better not get involved. Just yesterday evening, the ow…

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Overall, I agree, the apartment seems shady, better not get involved. Just yesterday evening, the owner of the other apartment we were considering and thought we'd take wrote that it's already been bought 😔. Sad. He said there's a frenzy for one-bedroom apartments right now. I read somewhere that by 2027, getting a mortgage will be almost impossible, maybe that's causing the frenzy? 🤔 Anyway, still searching 😔
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Shashkova Anna
So it's not for you. It's okay. Just wait. Because what will happen there is unrealistic. Well, we'll live and see 😉
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Ekaterina
Shashkova Anna Thank you 🫂
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Rita
Why is it unrealistic? He wore it. I was reading about our city, which is being built up so much that there's no room to swing a cat. The apartments are for loan, meaning the price is below a mortgage. You live in it, but it's not yours. It's like renting 🤔🤦🏻️ I don't understand why or who needs this, but that's what I was reading... The most interesting thing is how it works.
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Natalya
And rightly so. It's better than losing your apartment in an instant later on.
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Yuliya Glazyrina
We had a situation with our apartment when we were looking for one – it wasn't on the market. Then it appeared, we went to see it, and right after we bought it, the previous owners told us: they had already agreed to a deal (one of the owners was in prison), then they changed their minds in an instant. A week later, one of the owners was released from prison, and we bought the apartment. It turns out that the people who were originally buying it didn't actually own it; it was waiting for us. We lived in it for 5 years and then sold it too)
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Natalya
Rita I read that too. There will be mortgage rejections. There will also be a lot of car loan rejections. They're tightening the screws. I don't know why, but the government probably needs it for something.
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Rita
Rita It's strange, in theory, the state needs mortgage slaves who will work until their dying day. The same goes for car loans. It's not profitable for them not to give them out :) Or maybe I'm misunderstanding...
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Natalya
Rita Hmm, I'm thinking the same way. But maybe we're missing something.
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Ekaterina
Rita People stop paying, maybe it's not profitable
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IRINA
It just wasn't for you. It took us a long time too. We're selling ours now and it's a setback. The buyer fell through the first time. Then, in one day, we had three viewings, and the first person immediately said they'd take it. So we decided to wait for the others. In the end, they were very late, so we turned them away and sold to the first person. We bought our new place the same way. Buyers kept not being able to make it. We agreed on Monday, but then decided to go right away. The realtor said, 'Let me hold the keys,' and my husband gave them to her right away, along with the deposit.
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Ekaterina
IRINA Thank you!
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