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Yayyyeeee - i can change my worries to something else!
Squid101
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Great news for us.
We got the approval for the mortgage today so were all go. Its all in the hands on my solicitor who is really pushing for a hand over by the end of the month.
We cant believe it. I mean we havent even started packing!!!
Our turn around has been EXCEPTIONALLY quick i believe.
I think we have been very lucky to have the right broker, the right solicitor etc.
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We got the approval for the mortgage today so were all go. Its all in the hands on my solicitor who is really pushing for a hand over by the end of the month.
We cant believe it. I mean we havent even started packing!!!
Our turn around has been EXCEPTIONALLY quick i believe.
I think we have been very lucky to have the right broker, the right solicitor etc.
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Well done.:j
(you haven't moved yet):DI am a LandLord,(under review) so there!:p0 -
Oh lordy i dont even know where to start!!
Frantically looking for my tenancy agreement to see how much notice i need to give up here. Eeekkkk!
Oh well on the plus side take away on way
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Do you know what contract you are on, possibly ast [/U]possibly periodic . Unlikely, but you could be on something else.I am a LandLord,(under review) so there!:p0
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I wouldn't get too excited, until you exchange anything can happen.... we found this out the hard way!!!0
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Owe sod it guys!!! I am actually shaking now.
I just wrote out my notice, i have to give two months, and posted it. Came back here to see this, and now i feel sick
Oh god please be ok, please be ok.
The house is empty, so its not a chain, please tell me thats ok. sobbing....0 -
Get to the postbox tomorrow and wait for the nice postie and ask VERY nicely if ......
It would be worth losing a couple of hours work for the peace of mindGather ye rosebuds while ye may0 -
Owe sod it guys!!! I am actually shaking now.
I just wrote out my notice, i have to give two months, and posted it. Came back here to see this, and now i feel sick
Oh god please be ok, please be ok.
The house is empty, so its not a chain, please tell me thats ok. sobbing....
if the worse comes to the worse you could put your stuff in storage and find somewhere to stay temporarily. It wouldn't be the end of the world.0 -
Sorry to be a bit negative but ours fell through way after that point, right before completion.0
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Hopefully you managed to get some sleep. If I were you though, I would send another letter today, 1st class recorded telling the LL that the letter of notice that you sent was sent in error. Better than a frantic phonecall which won't be any help as it is just verbal. I think anyway but haven't rented for years so am just thinking in a common sense way. Hopefully you can exchange asap in which case you get your notice away, and start packing also asap.
Declutter and get rid of all the cr*p you have accumulated that you don't want to have to transport. And enjoy your new home once you're in.Father Ted: Now concentrate this time, Dougal. These
(he points to some plastic cows on the table) are very small; those (pointing at some cows out of the window) are far away...:D:D0
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