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RJPar
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I would like to thank everyone that has helped me with advice on this platform 👏👏
The good news is I have been offered a 1 bed bungalow going to view tomorrow, has to be 100% better than temporary accommodation.
The not so good news is I was informed yesterday 27th March & I will view tomorrow 29th the housing association say that they will bring a contract & hand over the keys assuming I like the property, (but I really can't refuse) I literally have nothing to my name apart from UC. The housing association have been helpful by applying for community grant 4-8 week waiting time 😳, reading the council's website they want you to move in ASAP. I don't even know if gas or electric is on. The property is via local council homefinder & I have been fortunate to be offered a property so quickly..... Will update tomorrow after viewing 🤞
there is a long story that I won't bore you with how I got in this predicament.
I would like to thank everyone that has helped me with advice on this platform 👏👏
The good news is I have been offered a 1 bed bungalow going to view tomorrow, has to be 100% better than temporary accommodation.
The not so good news is I was informed yesterday 27th March & I will view tomorrow 29th the housing association say that they will bring a contract & hand over the keys assuming I like the property, (but I really can't refuse) I literally have nothing to my name apart from UC. The housing association have been helpful by applying for community grant 4-8 week waiting time 😳, reading the council's website they want you to move in ASAP. I don't even know if gas or electric is on. The property is via local council homefinder & I have been fortunate to be offered a property so quickly..... Will update tomorrow after viewing 🤞
there is a long story that I won't bore you with how I got in this predicament.
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@Teddybear12
Is quite a daunting task, the phone call I had from the housing association was crammed full of information & I had not got a clue of half of what she was going on about, it's like we should know all the ins & outs of the process. To get out of temporary accommodation will be fantastic.. -
@Teddybear12
Great news I move in over the weekend 🥳 is a lot better than I was expecting it to be, have a little back garden, big bedroom & living room nice size, kitchen more than adequate, toilet/shower is also fit for purpose (but strange location) but it's a bungalow so a lot to cram into a small space......... -
Congratulations in getting your new home, it sounds perfect.
I hope you will be very happy there, especially with a little garden to tend,
So pleased for you. -
That is great news, I hope you will be very happy in your new home.
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Hello @RJPar and congratulations on your new home, I hope the move goes well and you settle in quickly!
Shelter have a fab advice page around Emergency grants, loans and money help designed with moving somewhat in mind if you want to give that a read. Are you okay for white goods?
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Thank you all, will be a long process to get all in place..........but is no rush 🙏
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Congratulations on your home, I hope you will be happy there.
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@Sandy_123
Thank you......Is a nice area, friendly people in the close, can't wait for it to warm up 🥶 -
It sounds ideal to me I can't wait for warmer weather too
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Might be helpful to look at:-Charitable trusts (depending on criteria)
Free ads (online marketplaces and freebie sites)
Some areas have furniture recycling schemes (try social services for list etc.) -
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