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Hello and BMF?

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Hello and BMF?

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xshastax
In: Peterborough
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Hello, I did introduce myself a little back but circumstances have prevented me from logging on. Anyone going to BMF next weekend? Anyone meeting up? I'll be down there with a few mates! Also I'm buying my first house (well flat) I'm really nervous and mildly confused, any advice for a first time buyer! hahahaha Cheers Kara

xshastax @ 08/09/2007 05:56

Oggy
In: Ely. Cambs
Posts: 2196
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Might be going with a few people.Will let you know,not going for the whole weekend though,just for the day.

Oggy @ 08/09/2007 07:49

Cruiser gal
In: Tamworth
Posts: 2012
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I am going not sure if on my own or with mates yet or if only for a day or to stop over. My bike will still be off the road then so will be in my car.

Cruiser gal @ 08/09/2007 08:24

xshastax
In: Peterborough
Posts: 17
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Well, I'm based in Peterborough so if anyone wants to go for a BMF ride etc, then just give me a shout! Cruiser gal, car is best anyway so you can put all the goodies in the car!

xshastax @ 08/09/2007 08:25

Cruiser gal
In: Tamworth
Posts: 2012
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Yeah agree there, don't think I have done it on my bike yet. In fact I usually take my caravan and make a good week end there. Do you know where the camping is for this one is it still away from the site? like for the start of season one.

Cruiser gal @ 08/09/2007 08:29

Cruiser gal
In: Tamworth
Posts: 2012
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Yeah agree there, don't think I have done it on my bike yet. In fact I usually take my caravan and make a good week end there. Do you know where the camping is for this one is it still away from the site? like for the start of season one.

Cruiser gal @ 08/09/2007 08:29

xshastax
In: Peterborough
Posts: 17
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I think it may be at elton hall again because of the building work on the showground site, but I haven't been there for a while due to the old flat and moving etc.

xshastax @ 08/09/2007 08:34

Sandi
In: Huddersfield, W
Posts: 17951
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http://www.first-time-buyer-advice.co.uk/site_map.html http://www.firstrungnow.com/helen-adams.aspx http://www.first-time-buyers-club.co.uk/ftb-articles-ad...buyers.htm

Sandi @ 08/09/2007 08:56

xshastax
In: Peterborough
Posts: 17
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Thanks for those links! Maybe I'm just a little freaked out as it seems to be kind of a "I'm a real life adult now" hahahaha

xshastax @ 08/09/2007 09:05

Sandi
In: Huddersfield, W
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I can imagine it must be daunting if you're buying on your own. I was married to a man in the forces, which meant I spent a lot of time on my own, and it fell on my shoulders to sort out everything including home buying. Good luck with it all.

Sandi @ 08/09/2007 09:17

bbitch
In: Ashby
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hi all, Well looks like i'll be going at some point over the weekend. Meeting a mate who happens to live in Peterborough and as Florrie is off the road at the mo, will prob be going in the car! Mmmm. got a shopping list! hee hee Well me is gonna do what us girls do best - spend! On me!!!!!

bbitch @ 08/09/2007 16:14

tangoman60
In: Weymouth
Posts: 3862
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with flats watch out for maintenece costs!!if ex councill an they do the maintenece contract they can saddle yu with huge bills for maintenece,which has happened in some london ex councill blocks where the councill are the maitenace contractors ,nice little earner!!as with the builders who run the mantainence contracts can be as high as 2000 a yr[or more] in some cases!average is about about 50 a month.some blocks flats[older] have shared freehold where the maintenace costs are decided by the freeholders ,[yu generally pay into a pot which is kept for maintenace uses]which yu as one of the freeholders would be one of a commitee[yu may end up as chairman of the commitee!] these offer at least some control,on costs!!an yu can tender out for estimates on job costs!!

tangoman60 @ 08/09/2007 19:51

tangoman60
In: Weymouth
Posts: 3862
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cant spell maintainace!!

tangoman60 @ 08/09/2007 19:59

xshastax
In: Peterborough
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I have to pay £63 a month for maintainace so I assume thats it :S I'm only buying half the flat and renting the other half, theres no way around here someone can buy on thier own now, and I would say i earn a little bit more than average wages here but would still struggle on a mortgage 100k plus!

xshastax @ 08/09/2007 21:22

RUSSNULISECUNDUS
In: LEICESTER
Posts: 5
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Hello xshastax. The best move i made was changing to a fixed rate mortage,but you do have to keep an eye on the payments after the tie in period.Hey its better than throwing your money out of the window.

RUSSNULISECUNDUS @ 09/09/2007 08:56

Deleted Member
In: NA
Posts: 0
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BMF TAIL END CAMPING TICKET UP FOR GRAPS £10 EACH AND THERE ARE TWO UP FOR GRABS PM ME IF YOU WANT

Deleted Member @ 09/09/2007 15:50

Di
In: Wellingborough
Posts: 4452
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Soz, gonna be at Santa Pod for the Extreme bikes weekend.

Di @ 09/09/2007 15:52

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