I just bought a house

**crazyhorse** · 26th September 2009, 14:14

Well, I've just gone and bought a house - move in 2 weeks.

Now I have a big mortgage, and won't be able to ride as much - boo hoo!!! But its mine, and sure beats paying for someone else's mortgage.

yeehaaa - exciting stuff

**YellowDog** · 26th September 2009, 14:20

Many congrats to you.

It is certainly a good time to buy.

Hope all goes well with the completion and the Christening of each and every room

**vifferman** · 26th September 2009, 14:22

Congratulations!
I wish you all the best for your new home.

**crazyhorse** · 26th September 2009, 14:24

Originally Posted by YellowDog

Many congrats to you.

It is certainly a good time to buy.

Hope all goes well with the completion and the Christening of each and every room

Now there's an idea........

You up to that One fast tl1000??????

**one fast tl1ooo** · 26th September 2009, 14:27

Wow good on ya,

If i move in will you give me a good

in every room,

and a bj for helpin you move on my b.day

**Number One** · 26th September 2009, 14:38

Good for you! I hate pissing my money into someone elses mortgage but that's my life at the mo! Thankfully the landlords aren't complete twats

**crazyhorse** · 26th September 2009, 14:40

Originally Posted by Number One

Good for you! I hate pissing my money into someone elses mortgage but that's my life at the mo! Thankfully the landlords aren't complete twats

That's what I've been doing for the past 18 months. But my rather large mortgage, is equivallent to the rent I've been paying - only need to find the funds for rates and insurance now......

**slofox** · 26th September 2009, 16:59

Originally Posted by crazyhorse

...only need to find the funds for rates and insurance now......

...and the funds for repairs and maintenance of the house as well...and you'll hafta keep your grounds tidy...house ownership is not necessarily a bed of roses (says he as he wonders how to redo the bathroom and fixed the broken bits of siding...)

On the good side, you can kick holes in your walls if you want and not have some landlord whinge about it and you won't have a landlord trying to evict you and you can have pussycats and you can spill wine on the carpets and dismantle the bike in the lounge etc etc.

Hope all goes well with it crazyhorse. When's the housewarming?

**Pussy** · 26th September 2009, 17:05

Originally Posted by crazyhorse

only need to find the funds for rates and insurance now......

Pay the rates and insurance by monthly payment... seems a lot easier!
Congrats on your purchase!

**slofox** · 26th September 2009, 17:23

Originally Posted by Pussy

Pay the rates and insurance by monthly payment... seems a lot easier!
Congrats on your purchase!

I pay my insurance monthly - should get the rates sorted as well actually...always a bugger to have to pony up $350 out of the blue...specially since I just spent that much on toys for the bike buggritbuggritbuggrit

**Pussy** · 26th September 2009, 17:26

Originally Posted by slofox

I pay my insurance monthly - should get the rates sorted as well actually...always a bugger to have to pony up $350 out of the blue...specially since I just spent that much on toys for the bike buggritbuggritbuggrit

I find it the easiest... don't see it, so don't miss it!

**cs363** · 26th September 2009, 17:26

Congrats crazyhorse, hopefully it won't cut the riding down too much.....
When's the housewarming??

**Number One** · 26th September 2009, 17:28

Originally Posted by cs363

When's the housewarming??

What a bloody pisshead!

**cs363** · 26th September 2009, 17:34

Originally Posted by Number One

What a bloody pisshead!

I've just discovered that my cough mixture (sorry, expectorant!

) has 5% alchohol.....

**crazyhorse** · 26th September 2009, 18:18

Originally Posted by slofox

...and the funds for repairs and maintenance of the house as well...and you'll hafta keep your grounds tidy...house ownership is not necessarily a bed of roses (says he as he wonders how to redo the bathroom and fixed the broken bits of siding...)

Hope all goes well with it crazyhorse. When's the housewarming?

House is only 5 years old, so shouldn't need maintenance just yet....well, I hope, anyway

Originally Posted by Pussy

Pay the rates and insurance by monthly payment... seems a lot easier!
Congrats on your purchase!

Now, thats a good idea..... might do that

Originally Posted by cs363

Congrats crazyhorse, hopefully it won't cut the riding down too much.....
When's the housewarming??

Hmmmm, housewarming...... might end up being a huge KB pissup