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The "have a look at this!" thread II
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poppysarah wrote: »With light bulb removed presumably cos kitty was playing with that too.
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This is my favourite thread :-)0
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Oooh, I just love dining in the garage. Brilliant for 'Come Dine With Me.'
meganMay GC - £100 per week
Week 1 - £120/£100 :eek:, Week 2 £110/100:o, Week 3 £110/£100:mad:, Week 4 £50/100Week 5
DFW - March '13 - c/c £5600, April £4500, May £2500 :T0 -
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tommie1shunt wrote: »
:eek: To be fair, less than a grand spent on tidying it up and putting cheap carpet down and it will be cracking btl. Bathroom just needs bleach, and kitchen looks functional, plus it has DG & CH. Still a bit :eek: though. Actually, I'm talking myself into it - I've bought a property like this before - it's bark was much worse than it's bite (e.g. the previous owners had boarded over and plastered a fully glazed door to the outside in the living room but left the door in on the outside - house repossessed, kids smashed glass and punched holes through plasterboard into the room :eek: - looked awful, cost me £150 to have door removed & it bricked up. I did it after exchange, before completion - brickie broke into garden & did it for me so stop any more damage),
Same street, 10k more. Wasted toilet, utility & storage - they would make a decent dining room.
I would go for the 35k one and pay on credit card :cool:A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effortMortgage Balance = £0
"Do what others won't early in life so you can do what others can't later in life"0 -
:eek: To be fair, less than a grand spent on tidying it up and putting cheap carpet down and it will be cracking btl. Bathroom just needs bleach, and kitchen looks functional, plus it has DG & CH. Still a bit :eek: though. Actually, I'm talking myself into it - I've bought a property like this before - it's bark was much worse than it's bite (e.g. the previous owners had boarded over and plastered a fully glazed door to the outside in the living room but left the door in on the outside - house repossessed, kids smashed glass and punched holes through plasterboard into the room :eek: - looked awful, cost me £150 to have door removed & it bricked up. I did it after exchange, before completion - brickie broke into garden & did it for me so stop any more damage
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Same street, 10k more. Wasted toilet, utility & storage - they would make a decent dining room.
I would go for the 35k one and pay on credit card :cool:
I've always liked these 60s/70s townhouses. Can't believe the asking prices of those houses. Similar type houses where I live are about £100k and well out of my price limit (until I can save up some more).Generation Rent0 -
I'm still pinching myself that you can buy a house for that kind of money. It wouldn't get you a garage around here.They deem him their worst enemy who tells them the truth. -- Plato0
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http://www.primelocation.com/uk-property-for-sale/details/id/KFHC999000596/?utm_campaign=email-propertyalerts&utm_medium=email&utm_source=propertyalert&ea=1
We looked at this about 2-3 years ago, on for (I think) £335,000 then. At that time was the most expensive thing that would have sold on that road.. . not got time to www.nethouseprices.co.uk it now!
It hasn't changed at all, and wasn't a maisonette then and isn't one now!Give yourself a Chistmas bonus £14 a week!
Total so far £280
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