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Caravan - permenant accomodation..part 2?!

Staciep88 · 2008-08-26 13:34:03

Hi everyone! I seem to be becoming quite the regular little poster on this forum!! Some of you may or may not know my current situation: My and OH are in a steady long term relationship and are currently renting from my parents as OH is in debt and therefore cannot get a mortgage or rent a nicer place than where we are…

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Staciep88 Posts: 590 Forumite

27 August 2008 at 11:38AM

adouglasmhor - that is the caravan that we originally went to see and wanted, however when i discussed this with my parents they said that the other one (£25000) was the better buy. If Im going to live in a caravan for atleast 6 years - could be 10 you never know Im not going to buy a cheaper less reliable one as it would need to last and plus theres a good chance that children would be brought up in it. Maybe the £20000 is the way to go, im not sure.

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