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mortalez and SparklingCrystal, I can see your issue with distance. It's even more of a risk when both parties own their own homes, are happy in them, and hesitant to sell it to move for a relationship that might not work out in time. Could be a tough decision. Yep that one pops up even when you live in the same city, the old "who moves into who's place" argument. if both people are renting it's easier as they just get a place together when both of their leases are up. But if they both own homes usually one get's lived in and one gets used as a rent house for extra money(but which one?) |
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I_love_bluegrass
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Sun 12/02/18 04:58 PM
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Yep that one pops up even when you live in the same city, the old "who moves into who's place" argument. if both people are renting it's easier as they just get a place together when both of their leases are up. But if they both own homes usually one get's lived in and one gets used as a rent house for extra money(but which one?) In my case that would be easy.. Whoever has the better house/ more rural location...more land.... I'd *readily* relocate.. I like my *house*..just not the area I live in...it's the least amount of land I have ever had.. I have always lived in the boonies... 
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Yep that one pops up even when you live in the same city, the old "who moves into who's place" argument. if both people are renting it's easier as they just get a place together when both of their leases are up. But if they both own homes usually one get's lived in and one gets used as a rent house for extra money(but which one?) In my case that would be easy.. Whoever has the better house/ more rural location...more land.... I'd *readily* relocate.. I like my *house*..just not the area I live in... That would leave me out houses on my street are about 20 feet apart lol. it's a 2 bedroom that was built in 1955. |
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