'Fully agree there, Alan...' (there's a surprise, UT - lol)
With all due respect....you can spin it all you like, but this is a massive wipeout for property market sentiment.
The whole point of this show is the payoff at the end, where the properties sell at auction for high valuations.
Instead there was a negative outcome, and a very public one.
I didn't watch the series, but I very much doubt the dodgy shortcuts in this series were any dodgier or shorter than in previous series.
And as for the 'hold fire, then buy after the auction' argument, mate you're sounding like Andrew Wilson with his hilarious quote that this merely reflects a 'growing trend to buy after auction' (as if this is in some way a positive thing).
