Back on the property ladder
Jun 9th 2007, 6:24 am
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Back on the property ladder
Hi all
went for mortgage on Wednesday night, got it approved and my FA put offer on house I was interested in and they accepted. They are even leaving my all the furniture, (how nice are they.)
Soo excited now but worried at the same time. Oh the luxury of having two toilets and a bedroom with more than 1 sq metre of floor space.
Feeling a lot more settled now in the uk.
regards
Lolly
went for mortgage on Wednesday night, got it approved and my FA put offer on house I was interested in and they accepted. They are even leaving my all the furniture, (how nice are they.)
Soo excited now but worried at the same time. Oh the luxury of having two toilets and a bedroom with more than 1 sq metre of floor space.
Feeling a lot more settled now in the uk.
regards
Lolly
Jun 9th 2007, 7:33 am
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Re: Back on the property ladder
Hi all
went for mortgage on Wednesday night, got it approved and my FA put offer on house I was interested in and they accepted. They are even leaving my all the furniture, (how nice are they.)
Soo excited now but worried at the same time. Oh the luxury of having two toilets and a bedroom with more than 1 sq metre of floor space.
Feeling a lot more settled now in the uk.
regards
Lolly
went for mortgage on Wednesday night, got it approved and my FA put offer on house I was interested in and they accepted. They are even leaving my all the furniture, (how nice are they.)
Soo excited now but worried at the same time. Oh the luxury of having two toilets and a bedroom with more than 1 sq metre of floor space.
Feeling a lot more settled now in the uk.
regards
Lolly
Leaving you all the furniture, brilliant (is it any good)?
I think once you( and us) have bought a house, things fall into place and we all can feel more at home. Having nowhere to live is the feeling of being in Limbo, which no-one really wants.
Anyway, glad things are working out well for you. All the best
Jun 9th 2007, 7:50 am
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Oh wow!
Leaving you all the furniture, brilliant (is it any good)?
I think once you( and us) have bought a house, things fall into place and we all can feel more at home. Having nowhere to live is the feeling of being in Limbo, which no-one really wants.
Anyway, glad things are working out well for you. All the best
Leaving you all the furniture, brilliant (is it any good)?
I think once you( and us) have bought a house, things fall into place and we all can feel more at home. Having nowhere to live is the feeling of being in Limbo, which no-one really wants.
Anyway, glad things are working out well for you. All the best
hi
furniture is slightly outdated but will do, im just very grateful. I think they must have taken pity on me, as they were intending to take offers for any furniture but then told the EA that I can have what I like as seen as I had nothing! EA had filled them in regards my journey to oz and retuurn!
Not having a fixed abode has caused a few problems but more so on the emotional front. Three of us in this flat, two bedrooms, kitchen and lounge. so its hard to find somewhere just to be by yourself. Often David comes into the lounge around 10 pm to sleep so I go into the bedroom. Mum is usually in her own room by sevenish (bless her shes getting on a bit and needs her rest, or as she says PEACE!)
Jun 9th 2007, 9:21 am
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Re: Back on the property ladder
Hi lollyno1
Glad to hear that everything is coming together for you and your son back in Middlesbrough.
Michelle
Glad to hear that everything is coming together for you and your son back in Middlesbrough.
Michelle
Jun 9th 2007, 9:24 am
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David is much more settled now, hes even been given a prefects role for his last year in school, Im so proud of him.
i do feel that Ive spent the last four years in limbo, applying, moving, coming back so now its time to live my life, bit late but I know where Im happiest.
Jun 11th 2007, 8:19 am
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Re: Back on the property ladder
Hi all
went for mortgage on Wednesday night, got it approved and my FA put offer on house I was interested in and they accepted. They are even leaving my all the furniture, (how nice are they.)
Soo excited now but worried at the same time. Oh the luxury of having two toilets and a bedroom with more than 1 sq metre of floor space.
Feeling a lot more settled now in the uk.
regards
Lolly
went for mortgage on Wednesday night, got it approved and my FA put offer on house I was interested in and they accepted. They are even leaving my all the furniture, (how nice are they.)
Soo excited now but worried at the same time. Oh the luxury of having two toilets and a bedroom with more than 1 sq metre of floor space.
Feeling a lot more settled now in the uk.
regards
Lolly
Jun 11th 2007, 9:30 am
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Re: Back on the property ladder
cheers for that.
David is much more settled now, hes even been given a prefects role for his last year in school, Im so proud of him.
i do feel that Ive spent the last four years in limbo, applying, moving, coming back so now its time to live my life, bit late but I know where Im happiest.
David is much more settled now, hes even been given a prefects role for his last year in school, Im so proud of him.
i do feel that Ive spent the last four years in limbo, applying, moving, coming back so now its time to live my life, bit late but I know where Im happiest.
So glad to gear that alls going well.
Sometimes we need to not have something for a while to realise how much we need it.
Good luck with the new house
and well done David for becoming a prefect
Jun 11th 2007, 10:08 am
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Re: Back on the property ladder
Hi all
went for mortgage on Wednesday night, got it approved and my FA put offer on house I was interested in and they accepted. They are even leaving my all the furniture, (how nice are they.)
Soo excited now but worried at the same time. Oh the luxury of having two toilets and a bedroom with more than 1 sq metre of floor space.
Feeling a lot more settled now in the uk.
regards
Lolly
went for mortgage on Wednesday night, got it approved and my FA put offer on house I was interested in and they accepted. They are even leaving my all the furniture, (how nice are they.)
Soo excited now but worried at the same time. Oh the luxury of having two toilets and a bedroom with more than 1 sq metre of floor space.
Feeling a lot more settled now in the uk.
regards
Lolly
Glad to hear that you're finding your feet again back in the UK. Hopefully that will be us in the near future and I can't wait!
Jun 11th 2007, 5:08 pm
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Thanks wafc and mike&jo hope you all have a safe journey back.
Tracy.d...wont be long now...only a few more montsh and you'll be over in sunny Brisbane. Yep lots more settled now, mind still have plans to move somewhere else, only because Im single and I can! Especially with David wanting to go to Uni, then my life will surely start. All in all Ill have spent over 32 years with kids at home. (dont they normally leave around the age of 20!)
so the best of luck to those coming home and those leaving these shores.
Tracy.d...wont be long now...only a few more montsh and you'll be over in sunny Brisbane. Yep lots more settled now, mind still have plans to move somewhere else, only because Im single and I can! Especially with David wanting to go to Uni, then my life will surely start. All in all Ill have spent over 32 years with kids at home. (dont they normally leave around the age of 20!)
so the best of luck to those coming home and those leaving these shores.
