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Under normal circumstances the only thing that might prevent you from buying a house would be if you had insufficient funds to do so, or were unable to demonstrate that you had obtained a loan enabling you to do so.

Buying a house is simply buying a piece of property. Having been evicted from a house you were renting or sharing would not affect your ability to buy a house unless in the remote possibility that the seller of the house considered you such a poor example of a neighbour that they didn't want to inflict you on the neighbourhood in which they were selling.

In the same way, you might treat your motor vehicle or saucepan so badly that they were worthless except as scrap metal, but this wouldn't normally prevent you buying another motor vehicle or saucepan provided you could pay for it.

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