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Andrew

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26th Feb 11 at 19:50

Anyone done this after a long period of time

After speaking with estate agents today, i'm happy with the figures quoted.

Spoken with my Mum, she's happy for me to go back home and come back pissed on a Friday night

Jambo

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26th Feb 11 at 19:51

I don't believe a word you type.

Andrew

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26th Feb 11 at 19:53

quote:
Originally posted by Jambo
I don't believe a word you type.

I don't give a shit tbh. I asked a queston, if you don't have experience then fuck off.

Marc

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26th Feb 11 at 19:54

Yeah Jambo

Whittie

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26th Feb 11 at 19:57

You own two properties don't you?

How come you need to move back? Thought you had a decent job, and you have a mortgage...

Most people only move back so they can save for the dreaded deposit.

sc0ott

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26th Feb 11 at 19:59

Is your mother hot and bothered?

Andrew

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26th Feb 11 at 20:07

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
You own two properties don't you?

How come you need to move back? Thought you had a decent job, and you have a mortgage...

Most people only move back so they can save for the dreaded deposit.

Ex gf lives downstairs who i still love. She says she loves me still but won't talk about things. There's more to it but will she fuck as talk about it and it's about time i fucked it off. All i do is work and couple of times a month i'll go out with the lads and get pissed. I may as well be around family...

Money is not really an issue at the moment. I've enough to live a little.

[Edited on 26-02-2011 by Andrew]

Whittie

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26th Feb 11 at 20:11

So in your downstaires property, you're her landlord?

As long as she's paying the mortgage, happy days?

I wouldn't move back anytime soon If I were you, going by your old posts you had a £50k Mortgage in 2005, at £500 a month, you've got £20k left...? I may be way off, just going on what you've said in the passed.

If I were you, and you really wanted to move home for whatever reasons... rent it out for near your mortgage value, like you're doing with your ex and your other property, no point in selling and ending back at square 1......

Andrew

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26th Feb 11 at 20:21

No, she owes hers.

The figures come back more than my mortage so happy days.

Whittie

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26th Feb 11 at 20:22

Ah right. Good luck whatever you do anyway.

Andrew

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26th Feb 11 at 20:23

Cheers mate.

Whittie

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26th Feb 11 at 20:25

Btw, in relation to your thread...

I've moved back "home" after renting for a few years.... only reason is to save money though.

Ian

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26th Feb 11 at 20:29

Figures quoted are not offers to buy it, make sure they don't change much between now and date of the sale.

Is there no option to move somewhere else? Should have equity in your place if you've been there 8 years.

Andrew

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26th Feb 11 at 20:35

Been here for a year, this is my second place. Pretty much no equity if not negative giving it's a new build.

I'm looking at renting the place Ian, not selling. Right now i'm happy to do this.

BarnshaW

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26th Feb 11 at 21:32

sorry james but i have been dying to type this for weeks,

jambowned

fir3vip3r

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26th Feb 11 at 21:36

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
You own two properties don't you?

How come you need to move back? Thought you had a decent job, and you have a mortgage...

Most people only move back so they can save for the dreaded deposit.

Hes got the subaru petrol and insurance to pay for......

harrisp

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26th Feb 11 at 21:43

quote:
Originally posted by fir3vip3r

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
You own two properties don't you?

How come you need to move back? Thought you had a decent job, and you have a mortgage...

Most people only move back so they can save for the dreaded deposit.

Hes got the subaru petrol and insurance to pay for......