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AliceBanned wrote: »Thanks, I agree better to be solvent and this was my plan. Then I saw a flat I really liked..sooner than expected.. in the right area.
. Not only that but would save me some money on travel, make my journey 1/2 what it is now to work etc etc. Sometimes more to be weighed up by I am a DFW..just slow hard progress.
You need to wait and do the right thing financially. Dont let your heart rule your head.
You'll be suprised by how many properties you find that you love. When looking for my first house I viewed 27 different properties and fell in love with 2 of those completely. There isnt just one house out there for everyone so get your stuff in order and then look for properties (and do not look online until your finances are sorted!!!)MFW - <£90kAll other debts cleared thanks to the knowledge gained from this wonderful website and its users!0 -
You need to wait and do the right thing financially. Dont let your heart rule your head.
You'll be suprised by how many properties you find that you love. When looking for my first house I viewed 27 different properties and fell in love with 2 of those completely. There isnt just one house out there for everyone so get your stuff in order and then look for properties (and do not look online until your finances are sorted!!!)
Thanks, I have cooled down a bit.
. Decided to keep shopping around.
My finances will be ready in about 3 months' time so I have started looking. There are loads of flats in that area so I now believe I can find the right thing without rushing, you are quite right. If I keep viewing it also helps me to get a feel for the different areas..0
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