Moving To Adelaide
Apr 15th 2007 | 10:16 pm
#31
In New Yorshire
Joined: Feb 2001
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From: Onkapringa Hills,South Austalia
Re: Moving To Adelaide
Simply put......
You will make stage payments.
Deposit.
Payment when slab is laid (concrete foundations)
Payment when basic structure is complete.
Payment when completed.
That is a VERY simple explanation.
Do watch out for the extras in the showhouses,they always have the top specs and will rack up the bill terribly!!!
Apr 16th 2007 | 12:11 am
#32
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Re: Moving To Adelaide
Hi Sush
Simply put......
You will make stage payments.
Deposit.
Payment when slab is laid (concrete foundations)
Payment when basic structure is complete.
Payment when completed.
That is a VERY simple explanation.
Do watch out for the extras in the showhouses,they always have the top specs and will rack up the bill terribly!!!
Simply put......
You will make stage payments.
Deposit.
Payment when slab is laid (concrete foundations)
Payment when basic structure is complete.
Payment when completed.
That is a VERY simple explanation.
Do watch out for the extras in the showhouses,they always have the top specs and will rack up the bill terribly!!!
Thanks for that !! So would you say its better buying a house through
an estate agent then ?
Thanks
Sush
Apr 16th 2007 | 11:05 am
#33
In New Yorshire
Joined: Feb 2001
Posts: 300
From: Onkapringa Hills,South Austalia
Re: Moving To Adelaide
If you want everything brand new and "nearly" how you wanted and imagined it - well yes.
Don't forget that you will have to rent somewhere for 12 months.
Also you have to make many more decisions on fitments and inclusions than on a new build in the UK.A friend of mine has just moved into his new build a few weeks and is happy - apart from a couple of quality issues.
The plus side of an established house is that you can move in right away - house purchase/selling is sooo much quicker here.
Apr 16th 2007 | 8:49 pm
#34
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Re: Moving To Adelaide
It all depends on you.
If you want everything brand new and "nearly" how you wanted and imagined it - well yes.
Don't forget that you will have to rent somewhere for 12 months.
Also you have to make many more decisions on fitments and inclusions than on a new build in the UK.A friend of mine has just moved into his new build a few weeks and is happy - apart from a couple of quality issues.
The plus side of an established house is that you can move in right away - house purchase/selling is sooo much quicker here.
If you want everything brand new and "nearly" how you wanted and imagined it - well yes.
Don't forget that you will have to rent somewhere for 12 months.
Also you have to make many more decisions on fitments and inclusions than on a new build in the UK.A friend of mine has just moved into his new build a few weeks and is happy - apart from a couple of quality issues.
The plus side of an established house is that you can move in right away - house purchase/selling is sooo much quicker here.
You really have been a great help !!!
Apr 17th 2007 | 10:51 am
#35
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From: Onkapringa Hills,South Austalia
Apr 22nd 2007 | 9:54 pm
#36
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Re: Moving To Adelaide
Hi Tyke
Hope your well!!
Just wanted to know if i bring my DVD player over there would it be stright forward to plug it in to the TV over there with a spark plug ? and also would my DVD's play there ? - I know it all goes onto Regions etc .. but i can change that on my DVD Player ?
Thanks
Sush.
Hope your well!!
Just wanted to know if i bring my DVD player over there would it be stright forward to plug it in to the TV over there with a spark plug ? and also would my DVD's play there ? - I know it all goes onto Regions etc .. but i can change that on my DVD Player ?
Thanks
Sush.
Apr 22nd 2007 | 11:04 pm
#37
Joined: Jan 2006
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Re: Moving To Adelaide
Hi Tyke
Hope your well!!
Just wanted to know if i bring my DVD player over there would it be stright forward to plug it in to the TV over there with a spark plug ? and also would my DVD's play there ? - I know it all goes onto Regions etc .. but i can change that on my DVD Player ?
Thanks
Sush.
Hope your well!!
Just wanted to know if i bring my DVD player over there would it be stright forward to plug it in to the TV over there with a spark plug ? and also would my DVD's play there ? - I know it all goes onto Regions etc .. but i can change that on my DVD Player ?
Thanks
Sush.
Just an aside, Sush. I left the office today at 12, so if you emailed me at work I won't get it for another week or so. If not, can it wait until I get back into work on the 3rd May?
Apr 23rd 2007 | 1:01 am
#38
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From: Haydock, St. Helens
Re: Moving To Adelaide
This is my first post so hi to everyone. 
Getting married in June and we're going to Sydney and Adelaide for our honeymoon as my wife to be has family in Adelaide.
Hoping to do some research whilst we're there as we've decided we'd like to emigrate in the next couple of years, so it's nice to see from this thread that there's alot of people also going to Adelaide.
Anyone know what Adelaide is like for IT jobs? I'm a Systems Programmer.
Cheers
Scott
Getting married in June and we're going to Sydney and Adelaide for our honeymoon as my wife to be has family in Adelaide.
Hoping to do some research whilst we're there as we've decided we'd like to emigrate in the next couple of years, so it's nice to see from this thread that there's alot of people also going to Adelaide.
Anyone know what Adelaide is like for IT jobs? I'm a Systems Programmer.
Cheers
Scott
Apr 23rd 2007 | 1:57 am
#39
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Re: Moving To Adelaide
Thanks for letting me know !
I will send it after May
Sush
