At the moment im getting very annoyed at the sheer lack of space i have in my current home, a small terraced 2 bed. This house is rented.
The house we're looking at will be rented as well and is a 3 bed detached.
The three bed would push my financial state to the limit, this is the situation:
I own a flat, this is rented out. If i didn't have anyone living there and i went for this 3 bed house after bills and food id be on absolute zero £ with no spending money what so ever.
The past 2 occasions we've had our tennant move out we've found a replacement within 7 days of them handing in there notice so it's unlikely we'll have problems with money in that respect.
The other side of the coin is that my partner will be going back to work (maternity leave at the moment) in march which means the "living on zero" mark will no longer be an issue, though it won't be much extra.
What would you do? It's two choices:
Live in a MUCH better house but with the possibility of living on peanuts or possibly pop into the overdraft occasionally.
Live in a crap house which is too small for our current needs but have a lot more spending money each month.
It's very rare a house like this one comes up, and there is also a possibility of my wages increasingly significantly in september when my manager leaves so long as i get his job (this has a high chance of being the case).
The house we're looking at will be rented as well and is a 3 bed detached.
The three bed would push my financial state to the limit, this is the situation:
I own a flat, this is rented out. If i didn't have anyone living there and i went for this 3 bed house after bills and food id be on absolute zero £ with no spending money what so ever.
The past 2 occasions we've had our tennant move out we've found a replacement within 7 days of them handing in there notice so it's unlikely we'll have problems with money in that respect.
The other side of the coin is that my partner will be going back to work (maternity leave at the moment) in march which means the "living on zero" mark will no longer be an issue, though it won't be much extra.
What would you do? It's two choices:
Live in a MUCH better house but with the possibility of living on peanuts or possibly pop into the overdraft occasionally.
Live in a crap house which is too small for our current needs but have a lot more spending money each month.
It's very rare a house like this one comes up, and there is also a possibility of my wages increasingly significantly in september when my manager leaves so long as i get his job (this has a high chance of being the case).
