Hidden costs of buying a house?
13 November 2013, 09:51 PM
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What percentage of monthly income do you guy's pay out on a mortgage?
We are looking at a place just now, but mortgage payments would take up 48% of take home pay. On the flip side we have absolutely no other loans/credit/finance etc..
We are looking at a place just now, but mortgage payments would take up 48% of take home pay. On the flip side we have absolutely no other loans/credit/finance etc..
14 November 2013, 03:20 PM
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I hope I never have to buy another one. Apart from the expense of course its all the hassle of the move. I have had enough of all that.
We are lucky to have found a house that we both really like.
Les
We are lucky to have found a house that we both really like.
Les
15 November 2013, 01:43 AM
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Agreed on the hassle part totally. We recently moved from near Glasgow to North Wales and having a toddler made it all the more interesting. The removals themselves were £1500 and then all of the other upset and expense for 2 nights for my wife and son while I stayed up North to hand over the old house and oversee the removal. Flippin' nightmare.
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Agreed on the hassle part totally. We recently moved from near Glasgow to North Wales and having a toddler made it all the more interesting. The removals themselves were £1500 and then all of the other upset and expense for 2 nights for my wife and son while I stayed up North to hand over the old house and oversee the removal. Flippin' nightmare.
16 November 2013, 12:54 AM
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Yea,i do know Hale and Altrincham..... Hale is nice,but too close to Wythenshawe for me..
I would be trying to head over to Ashley,Mobberley way...
I dont know the official definition of suburbs,but rows of terraces and Barratt style estates are what my mind comes up with..
Victorian terraces can be gorgeous.....I wouldnt live on a new build housing estate if it was free.What a depressing way to spend your life..
I would be trying to head over to Ashley,Mobberley way...
I dont know the official definition of suburbs,but rows of terraces and Barratt style estates are what my mind comes up with..
Victorian terraces can be gorgeous.....I wouldnt live on a new build housing estate if it was free.What a depressing way to spend your life..
http://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/trans...d_by_ward.aspx
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