Thinking about just renting a unit instead of owning- anyone else doing this ?

[randomx]

Are you still on that place nev or ? How close to towns l forget ? Got a misses ? , forget that to.

At anyrate so you gonna stay put till they cart you out or ?

 

But yeah , l hear ya, he made great potty mix for his dope plants and did great driveways and drainage, can say that my much for sure. The front strip and entrance are absolutely unreal now . The drive up to cabin/house, would be ok, it the stones didn't keep disappearing. Just needs the proper layers l think.

When it's wet you actually slip on the grass itself it's like thick as you finger wheels just spin on it. And that's after God knows how many trailer loads of crushed rock over the yrs, just keeps growing back. But yeah, needs the layers apparently .

[facthunter]

Use stale fuel, old oil or diesel to kill weeds or a hot flame when the grass is short. Good for weeds too. No it's too much to look after and Bush firey too. 1 Km from the railway station. 4 kms from town. Nev

[randomx]

So what place are you on now ? , just wondering as per my own situation is all.

Ah mate, wouldn't pour that stuff into my beautiful soil but you can get cheap as biodegradable weed spray 10bucks bunnings, good stuff.

[Jerry_Atrick]

24 minutes ago, randomx said:

Ah mate, wouldn't pour that stuff into my beautiful soil but you can get cheap as biodegradable weed spray 10bucks bunnings, good stuff.

Agree with that. There are areas where it makes not much difference.

 

We are currently going for the refurb to sell and are now into our third year. We have decided now, just get it presentable to a canvas for the next person. The target market for us will likely have the cash to rip it all out and do what they want without materially impacting their bank balance.

 

Previously, we were trying for perfection.. it can never happen.

 

 

 

 

 

[pmccarthy]

When we sold our last place I paid to have the outside cedar weatherboards repainted in red cedar colour. The buyer repainted I white immediately.

[randomx]

8 hours ago, pmccarthy said:

When we sold our last place I paid to have the outside cedar weatherboards repainted in red cedar colour. The buyer repainted I white immediately.

 

 

Haaaa, isn't that typical eh. You try make it look nice but then they go change it anyway.lt's like damned if you do or don't.

l love the cedar myself it's my fav. This is only a cabin mind you not some big house but it was cedar 15yrs but when the last guy moved off l had the brainstorm to paint it grey, hate it.

Just thought a buyer might prefer as greys so trendy atm it but they'll prob come along and paint it bloody cedar ha ha.

 

But yeah, went to look at a block last week they had a really nice gateway, thinking of maybe doing that just to make it look nicer and so more tempting, fair bit of work though and a few bucks.

Well that blocks been up for sale over 12mths, block up the road here had an old wire gate falling off and sold in 3wks sooooo, damned if l know.

This areas normally hard to sell blocks alone and there's a heap of them come up for sale atm so l don't wanna do much but good if l can stand it out a bit. But then mine has the cabin, that's a huge plus so hopefully that gets it done , the others are just bare land.

 

Same with trees, l love my trees, l've planted all my trees mine was just this bare to back when but ha, bet you a buyer cuts them all down. But then the next guy will buy one of the bare blocks and plant bloody trees right.

 

 

 

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[randomx]

 

One problem, l'm getting indecision again. They say keep emotion out of business decisions but whenever l come back here for a bit especially if l do any work on it, l start falling inlove with it again- damn it.

ld bloody know. lt's just such a nice block and spot , you even start enjoying just being in the quiet tiny town - that depresses me at first , it comes and goes , but then you start to see people just doing their thing out here peacefully going about their life. Often relate it to the rest of the world going so crazy these days but then there's this place. Forget it all.

But then financially to, it'd just be so much bloody easier l'd be set just stayng put and just extend, which l can cover myself. Living scott free no bills peaceful and in a lovely spot.

l can hardly even afford something better either but staying l'd be set. Damn it.

 

lt's just the long term thing though, practicality. But then people do that all the time, even on huge farms.

Gonna be harder later, especially the driving, and there's no services for miles, ldbloody know. Plenty of older people here, spose they're mostly married and stuff though too, family, l'm not any more though so alone makes later a bit harder l guess to. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[facthunter]

Must be terrible having no one to Boss you around.  Hug a tree.  Get a pet lizard. Build a Veggie garden. Become a Painter. Build a Bird Bath.  Nev

[onetrack]

Living alone makes you a lot more self-absorbed. I lived alone for too long, I much prefer having someone to share things with as I get older - from chores, right through to exciting "wins" and other joyful experiences. You must experience joyful events together. Despite the occasional arguments and head-butting, we don't indulge in abuse of each other, which many couples seem to degenerate into.

[facthunter]

You don't have to marry people to Have people to communicate with. connection with Like minded groups is a good start. I'd hate to try dating sites.  Nev