Congrats Biscie!
I'm of to see a mortgage advisor tomorrow to check my expected upper limit I can get for a mortgage will be around $250,000 US, which will get me approximately a studio the size of a cupboard in London.
Biscuit seeks Home Buying Advice
Moderator: Sandman
-
Tragic Angelus
- Posts: 3397
- Joined: Sun Feb 15, 2009 4:44 pm
- Location: Indiana
-
The French Biscuit
- Posts: 783
- Joined: Sat Feb 14, 2009 9:04 pm
- Location: Deep in the Heart of Saskatchewan
There's a car port, not a "true" garage. It's enough to keep the snow/frost off my car.wolf_2099 wrote:That is all of Canada.
And 50K? Wow, just wow.
That is so fucking cheap, considering you are only one province over.
Is their a garage?
What is the population of the town you will be living in?
As of 2006, the population was 76. It's the smallest official town in Saskatchewan.
Biscuit AWAY!
Your awesomeness is akin to bottling a hurricane. It cannot be done - Mr. Wallstreet
Your awesomeness is akin to bottling a hurricane. It cannot be done - Mr. Wallstreet
-
Mr Wallstreet
- Posts: 3734
- Joined: Sat Feb 14, 2009 10:21 pm
Congrats on getting a house and such an amazing deal on one at that.
Stocky, your woes about paying large sums of money for living in small quarters are similar to those living in Manhattan. People dole out heaps of cash to live in a space comparable to a shoe box. But the trade off is prime location.
Stocky, your woes about paying large sums of money for living in small quarters are similar to those living in Manhattan. People dole out heaps of cash to live in a space comparable to a shoe box. But the trade off is prime location.
-
The French Biscuit
- Posts: 783
- Joined: Sat Feb 14, 2009 9:04 pm
- Location: Deep in the Heart of Saskatchewan
Thanks guys!
Amendment: After the inspection, I put in a revised offer of $45,000 (to cover costs of doing some fixin' in the house) which was also accepted.
The fix-ups aren't too major and most of them can wait until spring. I've already gotten quotes on what materials would cost and secured some handy family members to assist.
Now the real work of getting insurance and stuff begins!
Amendment: After the inspection, I put in a revised offer of $45,000 (to cover costs of doing some fixin' in the house) which was also accepted.
The fix-ups aren't too major and most of them can wait until spring. I've already gotten quotes on what materials would cost and secured some handy family members to assist.
Now the real work of getting insurance and stuff begins!
Biscuit AWAY!
Your awesomeness is akin to bottling a hurricane. It cannot be done - Mr. Wallstreet
Your awesomeness is akin to bottling a hurricane. It cannot be done - Mr. Wallstreet
-
The French Biscuit
- Posts: 783
- Joined: Sat Feb 14, 2009 9:04 pm
- Location: Deep in the Heart of Saskatchewan
