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Single and in debt.
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Hi all - hope all the singletons are good!
I had a wee development on the house front today. They've come round to my way of thinking and suddenly the 4 bed detached thingy for little old me (and my cat!) may be a step closer. The developer has said they would be willing to do a deal for me on the terms I agreed (basically with £55K off the asking price and them paying stamp duty!). Sooooo, I've a decision to make. Am I daft for wanting a big place all to myself or should I just go for it?
It's a wee move outside Edinburgh, and I really am torn between the two - had hoped when I phoned the developer she would say, "That plot has already gone" and then there wouldn't be a decision to make at all as I really have been mulling it over.
Can't decide. Wish I had a man to decide for me!Almost debt-free, but certainly even with the Banks!0 -
cos weve had HORRORS LOL LOL LOL
how old are you?:mad: sometimes my debt panics me..... EVEN after 4 years or so.
I will be free in less than three years with a trust deed - my only option as debt management was taking too long
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bathgatebuyer wrote: »Hi all - hope all the singletons are good!
I had a wee development on the house front today. They've come round to my way of thinking and suddenly the 4 bed detached thingy for little old me (and my cat!) may be a step closer. The developer has said they would be willing to do a deal for me on the terms I agreed (basically with £55K off the asking price and them paying stamp duty!). Sooooo, I've a decision to make. Am I daft for wanting a big place all to myself or should I just go for it?
It's a wee move outside Edinburgh, and I really am torn between the two - had hoped when I phoned the developer she would say, "That plot has already gone" and then there wouldn't be a decision to make at all as I really have been mulling it over.
Can't decide. Wish I had a man to decide for me!
okay all im going to ask is do you want this house
if you answer yes then i say go for it what have you to lose:mad: sometimes my debt panics me..... EVEN after 4 years or so.
I will be free in less than three years with a trust deed - my only option as debt management was taking too long0 -
23 - 24 in june, horrors ? lol ?????:eek:
man alive 11 n a bit years between us maybe i should book maself into the oap home instead of looking for an older man :j :j :j :rotfl::mad: sometimes my debt panics me..... EVEN after 4 years or so.
I will be free in less than three years with a trust deed - my only option as debt management was taking too long0 -
man alive 11 n a bit years between us maybe i should book maself into the oap home instead of looking for an older man :j :j :j :rotfl:
lol your not old :rolleyes: , You at a lovely age
, Older women are the best Wannabe DFW NERD: Not fully fledged member yet !
HSBC Bank Charges Reclaim In Progress Total: £1462.56
HSBC CC Reclaim Total: £180.00 PAID IN FULL0 -
awww bless you
right im off
got a date with a bottle of wine and eastenders.
its too cold to go out lol HARK at me
im away to glasgow next weekend so saving my pennies for that
have a good night
jake youve made me laugh
take care:mad: sometimes my debt panics me..... EVEN after 4 years or so.
I will be free in less than three years with a trust deed - my only option as debt management was taking too long0 -
awww bless you
right im off
got a date with a bottle of wine and eastenders.
its too cold to go out lol HARK at me
im away to glasgow next weekend so saving my pennies for that
have a good night
jake youve made me laugh
take care
glad ive made you laugh im off to
, have fun enjoy our wine and tv Wannabe DFW NERD: Not fully fledged member yet !
HSBC Bank Charges Reclaim In Progress Total: £1462.56
HSBC CC Reclaim Total: £180.00 PAID IN FULL0 -
okay all im going to ask is do you want this house
if you answer yes then i say go for it what have you to lose
I want the house - not sure about the area
Hence the confusing thoughts!
Oh, and older men are bloody great. My first big crush was on my English teacher when I was 12 and he was 30. Then it was one of my lecturers at Uni when he was 40 and I was 20, and now I find men around the late-30s early-40s just perfect. Can honestly say I've never found a 20 something attractive at all.
I was born a grandad grabber!Almost debt-free, but certainly even with the Banks!0 -
BGB I have my own house, and it's great knowing I can do what I want decorating wise, and have pets, my sis has a new build and she loves it cos there's nothing to do, it's probably the cost making you hesitate, but you get used to the mortgage and at least one day it will be yours.
Jake I go walking in the peak district and athougth the hills are sometimes a bit high, it's a great place to visiy0
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