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vapour_rub2001 | Would you live in a caravan to save money? |
me and my boyfriend are living in a house at the moment that is costing us about £1000 a month to live n including bills, we are trying to save money so we can get our own place. But becuase we have a dog it hard to find landlords that will accept them so its hard to find a lower priced house. My parents have offered us the use of their caravan ( static) for as lond as we need. This i have worked out would mean we could save about £1400 a month, BUT it means us being in the middle of nowhere, with no transport. we can get to work but thats it. and i know it would be boring but in 6 months we could save up enough money to have a deposit for our own place, im trying to weight up the pros and cons. PRo's: We wont have any bills except our bus fare to work and our food and washing at laudrette etc.,, we can save up a lot quicker... we can save up more than if we just saved a little each month,,we might even be able to get a little extra. Cons: were stuck in it, ..HELP...any more ideas? |
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Anna Hennings
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This brings back some major memories. My boyfriend and I decided we wanted a place of our own after being together for 5 years. So we put an ad in the paper looking for land within a certain price range, bought the land, then proceeded to figure out how we could eventually afford a house to build. Banks would not give us a loan because we weren't married so we made the decision to move out of our apartment and into a tent on the actual lot we purchased. We saved ourselves about a grand a month doing that. All our stuff was in storage and we lived in our tent for almost a year. It would have been longer had the snow not collapsed the tent. In that time frame it kept us focused on the task at hand. There was no giving up, we were in and commited to it. I think you have a great plan, go for it. You might find out a lot about yourself and your relationship in the process. |
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hong kong phooey
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6 months of saving is well worth it. it,ll fly by & u could always have a special saving up treat once a month i.e meal/cinema just to give u both an extra incentive or mini target to get too. its worth the wait & in 6 months u will have ur own place. go for it. wishing u both all the very best |
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huggz
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Caravans come with expenses too! You will still have to pay for heating and lighting. Buses can be horribily unreliable. Caravans are noisy when it rains and sometimes the parks can turn into mud baths in bad weather.
I wouldnt want to live in one, I like my home too much; |
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Charlotte G
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if its only going to be for six months i would do it. But i would probably wait until it warms up a little bit...could be chilly!!
2 of my mates did it...it wasnt so bad...especially when you know it isnt going to be forever! |
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meeno
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£1400 is alot of money that you can save, for 6 months i would do that, it isn't a long time. think of what you'll achieve at the end of it, your dream home. it sounds like you're in rented accomadation which is dead money, go for the caravan, in 6 months you'll have a good investment and lower bills. |
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Dan O
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It all depends on how quick you want to move out........
If you want to move quick - save more by living in the caravan.
If you're not too fussed about when you move - then stay as you are. |
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vanessa p
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Ive had crappier holidays than that. YES go for it. Just think new 'des res'! |
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Goatie
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If you mean a Park home Then yes Been there done it and lived to tell the tale, if on the other hand you mean the things that you get stuck behind on single carriageways then NOOOOOO! |
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swatchwatch71
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No I love my home comforts too much. |
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