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How long Bez ? Whens closing ? You're renting now ? Do you have a lease ? Are you going to have to pay to get out of it ? How will you be decorating ? Are you going for a particular look ? Are you familiar with the neighborhood ? Will you be close to family ?

Nomie to many question you gave me a headache.. :wah: Bez wonderful news you will have a lovely garden for sure..:-6

Nomad;502077 wrote: How long Bez ? Whens closing ? You're renting now ? Do you have a lease ? Are you going to have to pay to get out of it ? How will you be decorating ? Are you going for a particular look ? Are you familiar with the neighborhood ? Will you be close to family ?


#1 - 6 to 8 weeks

#2 - 6 to 8 weeks

#3 - yes I'm renting now....the agreement runs out at the end of Feb. but I can renew on a monthly basis if i need to.(I have budgeted to stay renting fo 1 month so that I can decorate and re-vamp)

#4 - I don't have a lease on the rented property, only a rental agreement. The new property is 'leashold' which means I have to pay annual ground rent and mainteneace charges but they are'nt too expensive.

#5 - N/A

#6 - I will be decorating with a roller, paint brush and whatever paint i decide to use.

#7 - 'The Look' will be exclusive and tasteful using the same neutral colour throughout. it will be 'minimal' ....my living room furniture is light maple....when I re-vamp the kitchen it will be white

#8 - I know the neighbourhood quite well. It is quite near the sea in the same town that I live in now.

#9 - I will be as close to the family as i am now.



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Well you did ask !! :wah:

CARLA;502100 wrote: Nomie to many question you gave me a headache.. :wah: Bez wonderful news you will have a lovely garden for sure..:-6


Yes Carla...the garden ....it's small and paved with planting area round the outside but I have great plans.

Hamster;502122 wrote: Nomad forgot to ask what you had for breakfast this morning Bez? :wah:


Porridge

This all sounds good. 8 weeks seems like a long time but it will let you get prepared in all ways.

Nomad;502132 wrote: This all sounds good. 8 weeks seems like a long time but it will let you get prepared in all ways.


It might be quicker, but the work rate of solicitors and bureaucrats is slow here and I'm not sure how quickly the 'seller' wants to move.



The quicker we complete, the more time I have for decorating etc.

Bez;502137 wrote: It might be quicker, but the work rate of solicitors and bureaucrats is slow here and I'm not sure how quickly the 'seller' wants to move.



The quicker we complete, the more time I have for decorating etc.




Try not to start the place on fire.

Thats my very best advice.

Nomad;502144 wrote: Try not to start the place on fire.

Thats my very best advice.


Don't worry....I'll have extinguishers at strategic points.

And hang this on your door.

I'm really happy to hear about this Bez, I bet you are sooo excited. I wish you all the best for your big move. And when it comes remember to take some piccies to show us all please!!

No news.........phoning solicitor tomorrow....6 weeks gone already.

Hamster;529824 wrote: They are terrible Bez!! A rocket up their backside doesn't even get them going!


I just want to MOVE....:-1

Things not moving at all on the move front then Bez, really sorry to hear that. I'll be happy to give whoever deserves it a piece of my mind if you just give the word!!

Finger crossed for ya, dear. Let us know.



It'll be "Oh, good! I've lost your number last week and haven't been able to find it."