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Are you gonna replace the bathroom in your new place ? You could have the last laugh and come and collect the old bath and shower and shower screen from the front garden
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https://www.stowbrothers.com/property/residential/for-sale/london/wragby-road/TSB29368867
I thought the bathroom was really nice tbh.
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Yeh they've now ripped out the entire bathroom, tiles, shower, bath, the lot and it's all now sat outside.
Seems utterly extraordinary to me. Part of buying a house like that is coolness of having a big bathroom.
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Especially when you've got a 500k+ mortgage. Id have probably kept the bath a few more years myself and concentrated on paying that down but hey good luck to them.
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@Tenderloin looks like the new people in your place deffo didn't like your bath or the wooden flooring as they've ripped it all out today. Which seems a bit odd.
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It's quite a nice house tho I have to say. Im not overly bothered about moving but if a wreck came up on bushwood for 750/800k I'd definitely consider it. It's a lovely road.
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I've often wondered when I've walked past that house why he had a disco ball on the ceiling. That's solved that one then.
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I know a guy who lives in bankhurst road and I've been to his place a few times. Seems a nice enough area, quite residential and leafy.
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I'm not saying he can put them in the bin (why would he do that?) but if it's registered land (as I
specifically said above) then the land registry will hold the required documents for him to prove his title.Obviously if it's unregistered land and you need to prove the title then you'll need the documents (as I also inferred above).
And you've selectively misquoted me too (please don't do that) when I was referring to my own house (being registered land) in terms of 'everything being electronically stored' and that I am therefore 'not worried' about having any documents at all. As I said above if the property is registered with the land registry then it is registered with the land registry and that at the end of the day is all you need to really be worried about.
It's not the income that's the killer for most people it's the 1.5-2k nursery fees that are.