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Post by geraldine1210 on Jun 16, 2016 22:50:41 GMT
Slowmo is slow motion. You'll have to look back to the context to work out what was meant in this particular instance - it might be a reference to the sometimes sluggish (contextually relevant alliteration accidental) web site. thanks am thats made things a bit clearer. except for ... (contextually relevant alliteration accidental) 
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Post by Liz on Jun 17, 2016 19:35:07 GMT
it looks like 100%.
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Post by littleoldlady on Jun 17, 2016 21:03:24 GMT
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Post by trevor on Jun 17, 2016 22:04:51 GMT
SS have issued a statement (See p2p lenders maxed out thread) saying they are confident of pay back
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Post by harvey on Jun 17, 2016 22:40:51 GMT
I wonder if SS has learnt a salutary lesson over this.
I thought it interesting that the latest letter of instruction to a valuer i read specifically includes the wording to exclude value attributable to hope, stock, fixtures fittings, Goodwill etc. It was a strange letter of instruction given the nature of the property and interest being valued but may be a new, one size fits all template for instructing valuers.
I think a weakness of SS particularly nearer the start was that they moved from boats into property without seemingly having any in house professional property expertise .
It's all very well instructing external property professionals to provide the valuations but if you don't have an in house property expert yourself then some of the time you lack the expertise to give appropriate instructions and know what you need. I think I read recently they had added a property lawyer to their team which is a good idea but I still wonder if they should add a chartered surveyor to the team so they have an in house expert to give the instructions and interpret valuers' reports etc. With the huge surge in new business recently, if this is the size of things to come then I would have thought such an appointment would be a good idea.
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Post by ilmoro on Jun 17, 2016 23:01:20 GMT
I wonder if SS has learnt a salutary lesson over this. I thought it interesting that the latest letter of instruction to a valuer i read specifically includes the wording to exclude value attributable to hope, stock, fixtures fittings, Goodwill etc. It was a strange letter of instruction given the nature of the property and interest being valued but may be a new, one size fits all template for instructing valuers. I think a weakness of SS particularly nearer the start was that they moved from boats into property without seemingly having any in house professional property expertise . It's all very well instructing external property professionals to provide the valuations but if you don't have an in house property expert yourself then some of the time you lack the expertise to give appropriate instructions and know what you need. I think I read recently they had added a property lawyer to their team which is a good idea but I still wonder if they should add a chartered surveyor to the team so they have an in house expert to give the instructions and interpret valuers' reports etc. With the huge surge in new business recently, if this is the size of things to come then I would have thought such an appointment would be a good idea. Lack of experience was raised at the time the first PBL was launched, here is SS response p2pindependentforum.com/post/8503/threadMaybe not the specific experience you emphasise
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Post by cooling_dude on Jun 17, 2016 23:08:13 GMT
I wonder if SS has learnt a salutary lesson over this. I thought it interesting that the latest letter of instruction to a valuer i read specifically includes the wording to exclude value attributable to hope, stock, fixtures fittings, Goodwill etc. It was a strange letter of instruction given the nature of the property and interest being valued but may be a new, one size fits all template for instructing valuers. I think a weakness of SS particularly nearer the start was that they moved from boats into property without seemingly having any in house professional property expertise . It's all very well instructing external property professionals to provide the valuations but if you don't have an in house property expert yourself then some of the time you lack the expertise to give appropriate instructions and know what you need. I think I read recently they had added a property lawyer to their team which is a good idea but I still wonder if they should add a chartered surveyor to the team so they have an in house expert to give the instructions and interpret valuers' reports etc. With the huge surge in new business recently, if this is the size of things to come then I would have thought such an appointment would be a good idea. Lack of experience was raised at the time the first PBL was launched, here is SS response p2pindependentforum.com/post/8503/threadMaybe not the specific experience you emphasise That was over 2 years ago... Now they have over £100,000,000 of loans (PBLs) under their belts, I hope SS have learnt a fair bit since entering this market...
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Post by moist on Jun 21, 2016 21:01:58 GMT
full and final offers by 1st July...anyone bidding?
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Post by Liz on Jun 25, 2016 14:16:30 GMT
Only £2 sold in the last 10 days, so why risk potential interest by listing this on the SM, when it has zero chance of selling?
I also hope Brexit, hasn't spooked investors.
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Post by lofty on Jun 25, 2016 14:37:18 GMT
Only £2 sold in the last 10 days, so why risk potential interest by listing this on the SM, when it has zero chance of selling? I also hope Brexit, hasn't spooked investors. There's an lot of stuff generally on the SM at the moment, all of it quite slow moving, so I wonder if investors are actually aware that loans gather no interest whilst on sale? If you'd come from other platforms where interest still accrues you might not have read the message when selling too closely.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 27, 2016 7:29:37 GMT
I guess brexit will now effect the how much we get back on pbl020.
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Post by n on Jun 28, 2016 10:51:53 GMT
Somebody bought another £1 today. I wonder if they don't realise you can buy just 1p?  |
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Post by awk on Jun 28, 2016 11:13:33 GMT
Somebody bought another £1 today. I wonder if they don't realise you can buy just 1p? .... but, if you want to know what pence in the pound gets recovered, then you need a pound !! also, you will never earn any interest on 1p, but £1 accrues 1p every month, so after 15 days you've already showing as having some interest due !!
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Post by n on Jun 28, 2016 11:31:39 GMT
Somebody bought another £1 today. I wonder if they don't realise you can buy just 1p? .... but, if you want to know what pence in the pound gets recovered, then you need a pound !! also, you will never earn any interest on 1p, but £1 accrues 1p every month, so after 15 days you've already showing as having some interest due !! OK fair enough. My 1p is just so I get any info non-investors don't. I am certain somebody on here will divulge how many pence they get for their £1. 
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Post by gaspilot on Jun 30, 2016 18:54:33 GMT
Will we find out tomorrow who made the highest bid and how much they paid?
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