Tell us something really trivial about your life. (vol 17)
Tell us something really trivial about your life. (vol 17)
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EvoDelta

8,283 posts

216 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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Two house viewings today. Fingers crossed we like at least one of them.

Council Baby

19,742 posts

216 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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slopes said:
Morning.
wavey
wavey

Almost time for bed hehe

Mr Roper

14,206 posts

220 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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Tip.
When a label says hand wash only, don't think, 'meh, whatever'.
Today I will be mostly dismantling my washing machine.




Aizle

12,429 posts

201 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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You must always hand wash a bag of ball bearings.

Asterix

24,438 posts

254 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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Don't take Omega3 oil capsules in the morning unless you want fishy burps all day.

EvoDelta

8,283 posts

216 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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One terrible house in a great location, and one fantastic house in a not so great location. scratchchin

Life Saab Itch

37,069 posts

214 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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look for the potential, not the current state.

drivin_me_nuts

17,949 posts

237 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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New barge booties today. Amazed at the prices differences between tyres. Got the latest set at £40 less per tyre than the cheapest internet price I could find... now all that 'saved' money needs to go towards repairing the damage the pheasant did the other day. £400 worth... Fecking stupid birds.

EvoDelta

8,283 posts

216 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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I'm extremely lazy when it comes to house diy stuff though. I'm sure that it would have the same amount of potential in ten years time.

captainzep

13,306 posts

218 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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EvoDelta said:
I'm extremely lazy when it comes to house diy stuff though. I'm sure that it would have the same amount of potential in ten years time.
Generally it's best to buy the worst house in the best location.

As we discovered a couple of years ago it's not wholly about how much you recoup financially, it's also about how fast you can sell a house at a price that makes your sums work when a new opportunity presents itself. Location and potential will govern this.



(Please note at certain times it is best to note captainzep's advice -and then do the exact opposite)

Fun Bus

17,911 posts

244 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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Hello bhes and bds. Seems a while since I've posted in here - new job keeping my stupidly busy, see.

In trouble with the Wife already. Went to a friends housewarming last night. We're having lunch with the same people at 1pm today. I've been honest in how I feel "We spent all last night with them, 12 hours later we're seeing them again."

Apparently I don't have to go - well, I think that would look rude so I am going. The biggest reason is so the Wife can see her best mates baby - they live overseas so we don't see them much. We're catching up with another couple too.

Yours,

Grumpy Bus

x

EvoDelta

8,283 posts

216 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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captainzep said:
Generally it's best to buy the worst house in the best location.

As we discovered a couple of years ago it's not wholly about how much you recoup financially, it's also about how fast you can sell a house at a price that makes your sums work when a new opportunity presents itself. Location and potential will govern this.



(Please note at certain times it is best to note captainzep's advice -and then do the exact opposite)
That's the thing. It's not a bad area, just not what we were looking for. We'd prefer to be a bit closer to town, and it would probably mean a change of school for our son. Lots of thinking to do over the weekend.

MidnightXR6

819 posts

195 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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Mind rot is setting in.

Life Saab Itch

37,069 posts

214 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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cutting the grass for the first time this year. :/

Aizle

12,429 posts

201 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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Life Saab Itch said:
cutting the grass for the first time this year. :/
Makes your garden look bigger.

EvoDelta

8,283 posts

216 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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Aizle said:
Makes your garden look bigger.
hehe

Aizle

12,429 posts

201 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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EvoBelter

Are houses in der Nederlands as stupidly expensive as second hand cars?

EvoDelta

8,283 posts

216 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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Aizle said:
EvoBelter

Are houses in der Nederlands as stupidly expensive as second hand cars?
Not really. It's quite a stable market, so not really much chance to make money on property. The big difference is proximity to a commuting town, as a house in a town on the main rail line/motorway to Amsterdam or the Hague/Rotterdam is very expensive, and the further out you get the price drops dramatically.

Karyn

6,053 posts

194 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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wavey Evo!

Aizle

12,429 posts

201 months

Saturday 18th May 2013
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Karyn said:
wavey Evo!
Where have you been young lady?
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