New Flat

[Walkers Cajun Squirrel]

Well I should really say first flat. Signed the paperwork for the soliciters today. Getting a bit nervous, but still excited. Flats in Goring, areas not too good but the complexe/estate is nice.



P.S. Looking to rent out a room so if you or someone you know are interested then PM me.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

I thought you were 18 or so! Good work on saving up enough to buy a flat.

 

[surrey jim]

In the process of buying a house at the moment. The most stressful things I have ever done!

 

[TS90]

In the process of buying a house at the moment. The most stressful things I have ever done!

Wait until you try to assemble the flat packed Ikea furniture you're going to fill said house with.

 

[TS90]

*Double post*

 

[Skinthead]

Good luck with that, I think you have done the right thing, I have a flat in Goring! whereabouts is yours?

 

[surrey jim]

Wait until you try to assemble the flat packed Ikea furniture you're going to fill said house with.

current property has flat pack furniture. Knowing Mrs Surrey Jim tho it will all need to be replaced

 

[User removed 4]

You're mad mate, place will be worth 20 % less in two years time.

 

[Walkers Cajun Squirrel]

You're mad mate, place will be worth 20 % less in two years time.

Unless I plan on selling it it makes no difference.

Good luck with that, I think you have done the right thing, I have a flat in Goring! whereabouts is yours?

End of the strand, near goring train station.

 

[Gully]

Unless I plan on selling it it makes no difference.

Exactly, the house I live in is probably worth less than I paid for it over four years ago...but that doesn't bother me one bit as I expect to live in it for quite some time and have no intention of selling it.

 

[Chicken Run]

Unless I plan on selling it it makes no difference.

Touche

 

[User removed 4]

Unless I plan on selling it it makes no difference.

First flat ? you will . No difference you say, so if i said to you , wait 2 years and you can buy it for £120,000 instead of £150,000 and the subsequent reduction in mortgage payments you'd turn me down ?

 

[User removed 4]

Actually, on 2nd thoughts i'm being a bit of a wanker here , pouring cold water on what is obviously an exciting time for you, good luck with it all, hope it goes well.

 

[marcos3263]

Actually, on 2nd thoughts i'm being a bit of a wanker here , pouring cold water on what is obviously an exciting time for you, good luck with it all, hope it goes well.

Good retraction,

Let the guy enjoy getting his own place where he do what he likes and paint whatever colour he wants etc, A property should be a home first and an investment second.

Well done from me.

 

[Vankleek Hill Seagull]

Good luck with the new home WCS.

I can't wait for the flat warming party. Now you've announced it to the world, well NSC, I for one can't wait for the invite thread to be created.

 

[willyfantastic]

Good luck with the new home WCS.

I can't wait for the flat warming party. Now you've announced it to the world, well NSC, I for one can't wait for the invite thread to be created.

i'll have to put myself down as a maybe

 

[Shropshire Seagull]

First flat ? you will . No difference you say, so if i said to you , wait 2 years and you can buy it for £120,000 instead of £150,000 and the subsequent reduction in mortgage payments you'd turn me down ?

No idea what the rental equivalent would be but over two years may be about £10k ish - so this factors in to the "loss" too.

Also I can't see any house/flat prices dropping by 20% which is what you scenario indicates.

 

[The Wookiee]

Can you imagine if JimboGRFC had started this thread

 

[Skinthead]

Good luck with that, I think you have done the right thing, I have a flat in Goring! whereabouts is yours?
End of the strand, near goring train station

Goring Chase?

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Paint it PINK

You know it makes sense