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I have money and a site - what next??

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  • 14-01-2011 11:39pm
    #1
    ashmac
    Registered Users Posts: 72 ✭✭


    hi
    i have a site...and around 200k in the bank, profit from sale of house..we are waiting for planning permission (in appeal). problem is we are finding it v hard to rent. our budget is 1000 a month and we have a dog. currently we are living in a v unsuitable house and its too expensive. have been trying for 3 months to move..no luck..
    starting thinking....why not put a mobile home on site? do i need PP??
    any suggestions?
    thanks.


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    Belnavar
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6 ✭Belnavar


    You shouldn't need planning permission for a mobile home. A lot of people who build their own house live in a mobile home on site while the building is going on. Not the most comfortable, but worth it for a few months to save money and so that you can oversee the build as well.

    -Bel


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    Sugarfree
    Closed Accounts Posts: 164 ✭✭Sugarfree


    ashmac wrote: »
    hi
    i have a site...and around 200k in the bank, profit from sale of house..we are waiting for planning permission (in appeal). problem is we are finding it v hard to rent. our budget is 1000 a month and we have a dog. currently we are living in a v unsuitable house and its too expensive. have been trying for 3 months to move..no luck..
    starting thinking....why not put a mobile home on site? do i need PP??
    any suggestions?
    thanks.

    Good idea to wait on site to be honest. One certain section of the Irish community have been known to steal expensive lead and other materials from building sites. It depends on the size of the site and whether or not you can connect up to any utilities.


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