Rent in your area, how cheap or expensive? (53)
Shell225: its so difficult being the captivating temptress all the time....
with poppy seeds stuck in yer teeth ...
it had me captivatedwith poppy seeds stuck in yer teeth ...
it was like dot to dot
thought there would be more renters in a singles thread as half the time the home gets sold and the assets disappear into the stamp duty and legal fees mist?
daggyone: thought there would be more renters in a singles thread as half the time the home gets sold and the assets disappear into the stamp duty and legal fees mist?
nah depends on how long people have been single ive owned two houses first one i signed over to my ex wife ,second one sold for a profit when i come back to oz, and ive moved around here so no point in buying yet
daggyone: thought there would be more renters in a singles thread as half the time the home gets sold and the assets disappear into the stamp duty and legal fees mist?
When I was married we didnt have a house, we were an army family and moved every 12 months. I got a small settlement several years later when he left the Defence Force.
For me this house is my first house purchase ever. I wanted the money to work hard for me, I believe it has. It was very difficult to get a home as a single mum, I dont live where I'd like, I wish I was on a few acres somewhere - but this is what I can afford, its mine, and one day - if Im lucky I'll get to live the dream.
ohnuts1: yeh tarnsnz i even lit the citronella candle for ambience shouldnt have got her poppy seed one though she had all bits on her teeth when she smiled
You did well Nuts but ya have some funny muffins and mixed with citronella 
daggyone: thought there would be more renters in a singles thread as half the time the home gets sold and the assets disappear into the stamp duty and legal fees mist?
Not all settlements are messy and everything sold - I had to buy my ex out to keep the house and he came alot better off than me as property prices dropped badly in NZ and so I lost alot of money where's he did alright
and as for legal fees, if you do split clean, keeps cost down, especially when ya use same lawyer and are in agreement about everything
ps. mind you, i made him pay the lawyer
ohnuts1: nah depends on how long people have been single ive owned two houses first one i signed over to my ex wife ,second one sold for a profit when i come back to oz, and ive moved around here so no point in buying yet
You did well Nutz... I've not been very lucky with real estate...
My first house I gave to my first ex wife. I had put down a minimum deposit, and we hadn't bult up enough equity to cover the real estate fees and commissions. So I just let her have the house, and moved out.
My second house I gave to my second ex wife. I had put down a minimum deposit, and we hadn't bult up enough equity to cover the real estate fees and commissions. So I just let her have the house, and moved out.
My third house I owned for twelve years. Then sold it when I left Canada, at a loss. I almost got my deposit back out of it - so I might as well have rented. Except rent would have been less...
Arkayos: You did well Nutz... I've not been very lucky with real estate...
My first house I gave to my first ex wife. I had put down a minimum deposit, and we hadn't bult up enough equity to cover the real estate fees and commissions. So I just let her have the house, and moved out.
My second house I gave to my second ex wife. I had put down a minimum deposit, and we hadn't bult up enough equity to cover the real estate fees and commissions. So I just let her have the house, and moved out.
My third house I owned for twelve years. Then sold it when I left Canada, at a loss. I almost got my deposit back out of it - so I might as well have rented. Except rent would have been less...
My first house I gave to my first ex wife. I had put down a minimum deposit, and we hadn't bult up enough equity to cover the real estate fees and commissions. So I just let her have the house, and moved out.
My second house I gave to my second ex wife. I had put down a minimum deposit, and we hadn't bult up enough equity to cover the real estate fees and commissions. So I just let her have the house, and moved out.
My third house I owned for twelve years. Then sold it when I left Canada, at a loss. I almost got my deposit back out of it - so I might as well have rented. Except rent would have been less...
I think a lot of people are starting to think that way as it is so difficult to pay a mortgage, rates and upkeep on a property on one income .. something has to give which could be a lifestyle.
For many, bricks and mortar are more important, which is understandable when young children are involved but for me I'd rather have the flexibility and freedom that comes with renting and although I pay the landlord's mortgage, I have never had to put my hand in my pocket for anything else - it's all down to him
serene56: I think a lot of people are starting to think that way as it is so difficult to pay a mortgage, rates and upkeep on a property on one income .. something has to give which could be a lifestyle.
For many, bricks and mortar are more important, which is understandable when young children are involved but for me I'd rather have the flexibility and freedom that comes with renting and although I pay the landlord's mortgage, I have never had to put my hand in my pocket for anything else - it's all down to him
For many, bricks and mortar are more important, which is understandable when young children are involved but for me I'd rather have the flexibility and freedom that comes with renting and although I pay the landlord's mortgage, I have never had to put my hand in my pocket for anything else - it's all down to him
I guess I am lucky I own what I have and I am shocked at the cost of rents and morgages people have to pay it must be very hard. I know just the land rates and water rates are sky high and having that on top of a morgage is not right. Something should be done about it every year the land rates have gone up $50 that is a lot of money for a young struggling family to find or pensioners. I can't see what we are getting for our money re shire rates robbers.
Arkayos: You did well Nutz... I've not been very lucky with real estate...
My first house I gave to my first ex wife. I had put down a minimum deposit, and we hadn't bult up enough equity to cover the real estate fees and commissions. So I just let her have the house, and moved out.
My second house I gave to my second ex wife. I had put down a minimum deposit, and we hadn't bult up enough equity to cover the real estate fees and commissions. So I just let her have the house, and moved out.
My third house I owned for twelve years. Then sold it when I left Canada, at a loss. I almost got my deposit back out of it - so I might as well have rented. Except rent would have been less...
was just good choices, it was a 200yr old cottage that backed onto a canal, in the derbyshire country side i renovated it from top to bottom all byself, it went on the market in the morning was sold in the afternoon full asking price was awesome My first house I gave to my first ex wife. I had put down a minimum deposit, and we hadn't bult up enough equity to cover the real estate fees and commissions. So I just let her have the house, and moved out.
My second house I gave to my second ex wife. I had put down a minimum deposit, and we hadn't bult up enough equity to cover the real estate fees and commissions. So I just let her have the house, and moved out.
My third house I owned for twelve years. Then sold it when I left Canada, at a loss. I almost got my deposit back out of it - so I might as well have rented. Except rent would have been less...
tarnsnz: You did well Nuts but ya have some funny muffins and mixed with citronella
they were my stud muffins tarnsnz
curly28: I guess I am lucky I own what I have and I am shocked at the cost of rents and morgages people have to pay it must be very hard. I know just the land rates and water rates are sky high and having that on top of a morgage is not right. Something should be done about it every year the land rates have gone up $50 that is a lot of money for a young struggling family to find or pensioners. I can't see what we are getting for our money re shire rates robbers.
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