Need advise for property

Discussion in 'Where to Buy' started by KenK, 8th Nov, 2017.

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  1. KenK

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    Is it just me or does that ceiling look really low?
     
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    Considering the suburb for future growth and recent sales in the same street, the price seems to be a good deal. All the best!
     
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    It's a PPOR, don't let others decide where you should live :)

    Personally I wouldn't go near it due to the slope (and wrong direction at that) but hey, like I said, it's your home not mine.

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    I can see why...they are causing your emotions to spiral out of control ...:p
     
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    what does having a slope means?
     
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    Ok Ken - perhaps you could tell us a little more about your background to allow greater help?
     
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    It's all downhill from here.

    @KenK - Where does your water flow?
     
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    Anytime it rains, water will rush down that slope.
     
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    1. More strain on structure - more likely to get ground movement, therefore cracks in brickwork etc
    2. There may be a section of the house (lower floor) in contact with the ground - unless properly water proofed, you'll get damp and damage coming through
    3. Slopes away from street - not good feng shui, brings bad luck ~ ok in modern terms, more likey for cars etc to drive into your house, and as @Trainee says, water can flow from road into your house

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    I'm brand new in home buying and looking for a house for family. My questions might sound too simple, however I'm a very good listener. Thanks for your responses so far Gurus, thanks.
     
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