smalex wrote: ↑Thu Jan 16, 2020 3:32 pm
Emma it's crazy really. We bought after one 10 minute viewing. I've spent longer choosing breakfast cereal.
The family who bought our last house spent less than that looking around and didn't even go into the garden. I kept expecting them to revisit, but no. It's total craziness.
Congratulations Emma and mince! It nice to hear good news.
We're still in limbo. The boundary issues are slowly being resolved as much as they can. I suspect, looking at old plans, that the neighbours sold part of their garden to the property at some point in the last 150 years nd it was never legally recognized. The boundary hedges/walls are very well established, but the paperwork doesn't match. It's with the land registry to sort at the mo.
We're viewing other houses, but there's been very little in our price range that isn't 2 beds and derelict. The joys of living in a tourist spot with a high student population.
the interior must be minging 
getting people through the door shouldn’t be an issue anyway, we had about 14 people last time and two offers. It’s the pulling out when they find we’re underpinned that is the issue 
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It’s so weird to be spending so much money and I’ve only been in it twice, for about 15 mins in total, last July! 
