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spanish virgin
hi new to sight, my husband and i along with our 3 children age 11 9 and 3 are all hoping to re locate to spain by autumn this year. always fancied almeria but ive heard its very remote and would struggle with schools and getting jobs. does anyone know if this is true. if so could anyone suggest any where. my husband will do just about any type of work, at the moment he is a class 1 (lgv) driver and has every licence going including driving instructor. we also have about 30.000 euros which if possile would like to buy a small business ie sandwich/snack bar or little cafe. sorry for going on but does anyone know about long term renting. we have a house over here which we are going to keep and rent out. just in case things dont go to plan need all bases covered with the kids. any help and advice extremely appreciated. ej:confused::ohmy:
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Re: spanish virgin
Originally Posted by ejbsom
(Post 4836563)
hi new to sight, my husband and i along with our 3 children age 11 9 and 3 are all hoping to re locate to spain by autumn this year. always fancied almeria but ive heard its very remote and would struggle with schools and getting jobs. does anyone know if this is true. if so could anyone suggest any where. my husband will do just about any type of work, at the moment he is a class 1 (lgv) driver and has every licence going including driving instructor. we also have about 30.000 euros which if possile would like to buy a small business ie sandwich/snack bar or little cafe. sorry for going on but does anyone know about long term renting. we have a house over here which we are going to keep and rent out. just in case things dont go to plan need all bases covered with the kids. any help and advice extremely appreciated. ej:confused::ohmy:
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Re: spanish virgin
Originally Posted by ejbsom
(Post 4836563)
hi new to sight, my husband and i along with our 3 children age 11 9 and 3 are all hoping to re locate to spain by autumn this year. always fancied almeria but ive heard its very remote and would struggle with schools and getting jobs. does anyone know if this is true. if so could anyone suggest any where. my husband will do just about any type of work, at the moment he is a class 1 (lgv) driver and has every licence going including driving instructor. we also have about 30.000 euros which if possile would like to buy a small business ie sandwich/snack bar or little cafe. sorry for going on but does anyone know about long term renting. we have a house over here which we are going to keep and rent out. just in case things dont go to plan need all bases covered with the kids. any help and advice extremely appreciated. ej:confused::ohmy:
Anyhow, you'll be fine in Almeria (not my preferred choice but anyway) although 30.000 for a business is a bit light. Are you earning good money out of your UK rental? I personally would suggest selling it as that would set you up nicely here in Spain. |
Re: spanish virgin
Originally Posted by ejbsom
(Post 4836563)
hi new to sight, my husband and i along with our 3 children age 11 9 and 3 are all hoping to re locate to spain by autumn this year. always fancied almeria but ive heard its very remote and would struggle with schools and getting jobs. does anyone know if this is true. if so could anyone suggest any where. my husband will do just about any type of work, at the moment he is a class 1 (lgv) driver and has every licence going including driving instructor. we also have about 30.000 euros which if possile would like to buy a small business ie sandwich/snack bar or little cafe. sorry for going on but does anyone know about long term renting. we have a house over here which we are going to keep and rent out. just in case things dont go to plan need all bases covered with the kids. any help and advice extremely appreciated. ej:confused::ohmy:
We too are thinking of upping sticks and moving to Spain along with our 3 children aged 18, 14 & 4.. not quite sure as to which part but going for a four week recci in late July... My cousin has just moved over to Almeria with her four children aged 14, 12, 9 & 5 she has been there before and loves it there, she says that the schools are great - her eldest will be going to an international school and the rest into a spanish school... sorry can't help anymore.... but the rest of the guys on here seem to be clued up and really helpful..... good luck Chele:) |
Re: spanish virgin
Originally Posted by ejbsom
(Post 4836563)
hi new to sight, my husband and i along with our 3 children age 11 9 and 3 are all hoping to re locate to spain by autumn this year. always fancied almeria but ive heard its very remote and would struggle with schools and getting jobs. does anyone know if this is true. if so could anyone suggest any where. my husband will do just about any type of work, at the moment he is a class 1 (lgv) driver and has every licence going including driving instructor. we also have about 30.000 euros which if possile would like to buy a small business ie sandwich/snack bar or little cafe. sorry for going on but does anyone know about long term renting. we have a house over here which we are going to keep and rent out. just in case things dont go to plan need all bases covered with the kids. any help and advice extremely appreciated. ej:confused::ohmy:
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Re: spanish virgin
Hi.
We live in Almeria. :thumbup: We lived near Alicante for over 3 years but fell in love with the area here when we came for a weekend away. There are plenty of areas where there are lots of english people and Mojacar and Roquetas are big holiday areas with loads of english and spanish owned businesses. If you let me know what areas you are thinking of I may be able to head you in the right direction for rentals and businesses. I have found Viva Almeria very handy, they have a great message board too :D |
Re: spanish virgin
Originally Posted by ejbsom
(Post 4836563)
hi new to sight, my husband and i along with our 3 children age 11 9 and 3 are all hoping to re locate to spain by autumn this year. always fancied almeria but ive heard its very remote and would struggle with schools and getting jobs. does anyone know if this is true. if so could anyone suggest any where. my husband will do just about any type of work, at the moment he is a class 1 (lgv) driver and has every licence going including driving instructor. we also have about 30.000 euros which if possile would like to buy a small business ie sandwich/snack bar or little cafe. sorry for going on but does anyone know about long term renting. we have a house over here which we are going to keep and rent out. just in case things dont go to plan need all bases covered with the kids. any help and advice extremely appreciated. ej:confused::ohmy:
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Re: spanish virgin
Originally Posted by SueG
(Post 4836746)
Cant help with Almeria but you will find €30,000 a very small sum for purchasing a business. Quite often you have to pay so much rent up front as well as the traspasso and you do really need to keep some in reserve for emergencies. Certainly Alicante to Javea there are very very few businesses for that sum of money.
Unless there's genuine goodwill, never pay a traspaso. Never done it, never will. |
Re: spanish virgin
Hi
Welcome to BE, when we had our short stay in spain hubby could of got a job with driving a transporter back to the uk, however like we said if he was coming back to the uk all the time there was no point in moving, there is a lot of hgv jobs however you do need the language as most are with spanish companys. If we would of stayed there hubby was going to try other things rather than driving. Where abouts will you be going xxx |
Re: spanish virgin
........bloody...........damned..............threa d titles.....damn them!!
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Re: spanish virgin
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
(Post 4836828)
........bloody...........damned..............threa d titles.....damn them!!
Careful Matt you are an open book on occasions!!!!! Rosemary |
Re: spanish virgin
Originally Posted by The Oddities
(Post 4836843)
Can see how your mind worked. No-one needed mind reading skills either.
Careful Matt you are an open book on occasions!!!!! Rosemary Retract the words "on occasions" NOW! |
Re: spanish virgin
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
(Post 4836849)
I take exception to that!!!!
Retract the words "on occasions" NOW! Rosemary |
Re: spanish virgin
Originally Posted by The Oddities
(Post 4836855)
OK, OK ........you are always an open book so I retract the 'on occasions'.
Rosemary |
Re: spanish virgin
Originally Posted by rugbymatt
(Post 4836861)
Thank you!
Rosemary |
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