I dream of buying my own little corner / myLot

Friedrichshafen, Germany

January 14, 2022 3:48am CST

It so happened that I rent because of housing problems , of course there is a parent's house where I can come, but my brother lives there with whom I often disagree, sometimes staying at home becomes unbearable, I don't want to hope for a man, I want to have my own little corner where I can come at any time and which I can call my home. How are you with housing? do you rent or have your own house?

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vikingswest

@Vikingswest1 (6304)

• United States

14 Jan 22

I own my home. It's paid off. I worked a lot of extra jobs to pay it off early. It's on a 150'x100' lot with fruit trees, vegetable and flower gardens and a workshop in the garage. I live across from a creek in an isolated neighborhood that's about 7 miles from a small town of 4k. It's between the ocean and the mountains in a rainshadow. When I first got married, we rented for two years before we purchased a home. We sold that place and moved west across country to where I live now. Owning a home is preferable but there are advantages to renting too. You don't pay for upkeep and repairs as a renter.

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Marlina

@marlina (154131)

• Canada

14 Jan 22

Sounds like the perfect spot!

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Alexandrina Lehmann

@saytama (561)

• Friedrichshafen, Germany

14 Jan 22

Your corner really looks like a dream, yes, repairs and expenses are natural, but I want to have my own, albeit a modest corner, this is my goal for the coming years

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vikingswest

@Vikingswest1 (6304)

• United States

14 Jan 22

@saytama It is a good goal to have. It's an investment too.

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Ovidiu

@soymex (1097)

• Glasgow, Scotland

14 Jan 22

I had a period of time, when I rented, but now I bought the house with a yard and some land behind it!

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Alexandrina Lehmann

@saytama (561)

• Friedrichshafen, Germany

14 Jan 22

Can you tell me how much it cost approximately?

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Ovidiu

@soymex (1097)

• Glasgow, Scotland

14 Jan 22

@saytama In Romania, the prices are lower, a house with a yard and a large garden, somewhere between 50,000 and 60,000 euros, in the rural area!

Marlina

@marlina (154131)

• Canada

14 Jan 22

We have had our own houses for decades, I hope that you can get your own place and be happy there.

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Alexandrina Lehmann

@saytama (561)

• Friedrichshafen, Germany

14 Jan 22

I set a goal for myself, and I will achieve it), thanks for the support

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Anna

@LadyDuck (471983)

• Switzerland

14 Jan 22

I am married from many years, the house where we live now is our home, we bought it 20 years ago.

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Anna

@LadyDuck (471983)

• Switzerland

15 Jan 22

@saytama we were fine renting until we decided where to spend the rest of our life.

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Alexandrina Lehmann

@saytama (561)

• Friedrichshafen, Germany

15 Jan 22

@LadyDuck I dream of traveling, there are so many beautiful places I want to visit, the perfect pastime for me)

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Alexandrina Lehmann

@saytama (561)

• Friedrichshafen, Germany

15 Jan 22

I 'm glad for you , it 's fine to have your own house after all

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Fleur

@Fleura (30539)

• United Kingdom

14 Jan 22

When I was at your stage of life (young and single) I lived in a tiny boat! It didn't have many fancy conveniences but I loved it, I lived there for 8 years. And meanwhile I saved up and did extra work. Eventually I was able to buy a house with a mortgage. Then I met my partner and luckily he had the same goals and the same attitude about money. We both saved and paid off as much of the mortgage as we could. Then we moved to a bigger house and did the same again. Finally (5 years ago) we were able to buy our current house without having to borrow any money. We have a nice 5-bedroom house with a big garden. I really wanted to do it while our children are still young so they can have plenty of space to play with their friends. I think that if possible it is best to work at this before having children, it wouldn't be good if you had to work two jobs to pay the bills when you have children, you would never see them!

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Fleur

@Fleura (30539)

• United Kingdom

15 Jan 22

@saytama And it is much harder for you if you have to do everything at the same time!

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Alexandrina Lehmann

@saytama (561)

• Friedrichshafen, Germany

15 Jan 22

@Fleura Now there are very few people I can rely on , over time I realized that you can only hope for yourself , only by your own efforts you can achieve something , alas , but this is the truth of life

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Alexandrina Lehmann

@saytama (561)

• Friedrichshafen, Germany

15 Jan 22

I don 't have any children yet , but I completely agree with you , we need to provide them with the necessary in advance

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Ruby Hawk

@RubyHawk (99405)

• Atlanta, Georgia

14 Jan 22

I rent. I have owned homes but renting an apartment is so much easier. Management takes care of all the upkeep and you pay no real estate tax. Renting is the life for me.

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Alexandrina Lehmann

@saytama (561)

• Friedrichshafen, Germany

15 Jan 22

It 's not so easy with rent , the prices for it are almost the entire local salary , if you don 't earn , then things are bad

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Ruby Hawk

@RubyHawk (99405)

• Atlanta, Georgia

15 Jan 22

@saytama You’re right. Renting is expensive but so are mortgages and taxes.

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Alexandrina Lehmann

@saytama (561)

• Friedrichshafen, Germany

16 Jan 22

@RubyHawk In Moldova , unfortunately , real estate prices are high , and wages are small , a mortgage is also not a way out of the situation , only if you work abroad

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