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If you're getting it for 50% below its value a couple of years ago, again why so glum?
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Try in the box "2001 payslips", you will find the ones you should have used to buy your first flat.Originally posted by AtW View Postnow where did I put those last 3 pay slips
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Yes.Originally posted by Clippy View PostSo, you are going to meet the estate agent to get the particulars on the flat you are currently renting and hoping to buy??
Apparently by law they required to do it for seller to have up to date info or something - booked meeting to make appoint solicitors tomorrow and start proper mortgage process, now where did I put those last 3 pay slips
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Originally posted by Clippy View PostSo, you are going to meet the estate agent to get the particulars on the flat you are currently renting and hoping to buy??

He'll be shocked when he finds out it's got a sitting tenant.
Looking on the bright side maybe the tenant will have a sofa and let AtW stay in the spare room.
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well my genes have at least translated into more than an ineffective mans mouthwash sonOriginally posted by shaunbhoy View PostBut not terribly effectively in your case it seems. For some, the march up the evolutionary slope has been more of a gentle amble, eh Zoiderman?

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The trouble with your gene pool shaunnyboy, is that it didn't have a lifeguard son. So I'd be a bit more concerned about passing them genes on, than worrying about someone not bothering to spell check.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostBut not without a spellchecker though.
HTH
but I guess being a bit of a spunk monkey, there's no chance of reproducing anyway, so Darwinism does work...
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