Nice People 12: Nice in Nice

Spirit_2

bugslet wrote: »

Hmmm, it's at times like this, I miss having Mr Bugs about to mull things over with.

Cannot replace the feeling of shared decision making, but there are NP who have a common interest and could be a source of wise counsel and support.

And there are ((hugs))

Spirit_2

bugslet wrote: »

I'm hoping to meet and marry a Super Boomer:p

What or who is a Super Boomer.

This thread is speaking in code. Furren.

English and swearing I understand.

Wheezy_2

lostinrates wrote: »

Hey bugs, you are not a marriage type!

bugslet wrote: »

I am if they are rich enough

http://sugardaddie.com/Home/join/?gclid=CIDXh8G6ksACFW3JtAodanEAuw

useful?

Spirit_2

Wheezy wrote: »

http://sugardaddie.com/Home/join/?gclid=CIDXh8G6ksACFW3JtAodanEAuw

useful?

I can translate this:

Sugardaddie = Fool

Sugababe = Working girl

Wheezy_2

Spirit wrote: »

What or who is a Super Boomer.

This thread is speaking in code. Furren.

English and swearing I understand.

There's a (trolling) thread about them in the debate forum

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2715106/Superboomers-50s-relishing-good-life-Generation-leading-subtle-changes-society-wealthier-healthier-previously.html

bugslet

Spirit wrote: »

What or who is a Super Boomer.

This thread is speaking in code. Furren.

English and swearing I understand.

There's a thread on the debate board about them:

Often carefree, cash-rich and keen to hang on to their youthful vigour, Britain’s over-50s have been dubbed the ‘Superboomers’.
Wealthier, healthier and more active than their predecessors, a report says this generation are leading subtle shifts in society.
Having climbed the career ladder when the economy was booming, this group has a respect for life experience and the insights that come with age, it is said.

Wheezy wrote: »

http://sugardaddie.com/Home/join/?gclid=CIDXh8G6ksACFW3JtAodanEAuw

useful?

Wheez, all those people suggesting kitchen fitters and ways to deal with finances, pfft, I say to them. Pffft. Sugardaddie site is the kind of top quality advice a single gal needs:D.

So tell me, have you had many dates with the over 50s, or have they all been nubile 20 year olds, Wheez? just need the man's perspective on that one.;)

Doozergirl

silvercar wrote: »

What is picture 6? I can't work out if it is a corridor or meant to be a room.

That kitchen looks over-fitted. So many cupboards and nowhere to eat.

Dig this kitchen for a brand new extension/corridor.
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to-rent/property-45769840.html

We did the house next door. The guy doing this one sat in the window wolf whistling at women. He'd already started when we did and we were out within three months - a year ago. We didn't build an extension - they aleady had the typical terrace extension with kitchen and upstairs bathroom - the house doesn't warrant it, plus it's useless. It's just been finished! He was employed by the owner to do it, so it's not a DIY job.

GDB2222

bugslet wrote: »

It's not a pretty house, it would be a renter. I think, and I said the same as you, that long room is between the hall and the kitchen. It looks as if they have shoved the kitchen to one end to 'create' another room. Looks rubbish, but it's functional.

I'd normally expect that ( if it has no faults) to go for 130k.

What rent could it achieve?

bugslet

Spirit wrote: »

I can translate this:

Sugardaddie = Fool

Sugababe = Working girl

So it's a no then from you, Spirit. Back to the drawing board.:p

bugslet

GDB2222 wrote: »

What rent could it achieve?

Around £600.00 per month. It's difficult for London/Herts folk to comprehend, I know.


Fix at under 5% would see a mortgage covered. It's more that it is underpriced and a presumption that the area is going to improve, based on the new bridge, which is generally thought to be helpful, + it has been announced in the last two weeks that Halton residents will have free travel over the bridge. Runcorn generally is improving already and it 'feels' as if there is more of a positive vibe around. I know 'feels' is nebulous, but I've always been good at picking up on that kind of thing at an early point and it's been something I've been aware of for about a year, shops appearing, places looking a bit smarter, houses been done up, that kind of thing.

Biggest downside is having been out of the rental market, I'm not sure if the area is saturated with properties available to rent.