Exit Strategy

Post by **Eddy** » 19th Dec 2023 at 8:49am

It has been a busy few weeks.
Not that i am in a dodgy situation at all, but being in tied accommodation, we decided the time was right to look at our options.

We have now completed on the purchase of our first house. It all happened a bit quickly, and to be honest our heads are still spinning at the progress. 8 weeks from viewing to complete. The youngest offspring will be moving in after their degree course and we will go over once a month or so for the time being.

Planning to reduce my hours to term time only in the next few months. Which will give our caretaker the chance to take over the holiday management. Which he is more than capable of doing.
Then looking to retire in 2 to 3 years.

Post by **Dexter** » 19th Dec 2023 at 9:00am

Congratulations on your first house purchase. I hope it brings you much happiness.

Post by **Drone** » 19th Dec 2023 at 9:08am

Having an exit strategy is an excellent idea. In theory it should make the whole retirement thing a lot less bumpy & traumatic.

Post by **Vera** » 19th Dec 2023 at 10:49am

Congrats on getting the solicitors moving that quick... [--- (The seasonal word only permitted in December) ---_wink.gif]

Love it when a plan comes together..

Post by **Keyolder** » 19th Dec 2023 at 1:52pm

Congratulations and well done

And yes 8 weeks is really quick for a house purchase, I forsee a happy and enjoyable retirement for you on the horizon

Post by **thecaretaker** » 19th Dec 2023 at 2:07pm

Congratulations on getting your first house. And well done for thinking ahead [--- (The seasonal word only permitted in December) ---_cheesy.gif]

Post by **magpie** » 19th Dec 2023 at 3:52pm

Congratulations on the house and very well done for planning ahead, those couple of years will be gone very quickly so good luck for when your well earned retirement comes

Post by **Eddy** » 23rd Dec 2023 at 2:48pm

we picked up the keys on Thursday.

Will be going back on Wednesday for a few days with a van of furniture.

Place needs a bit of TLC in places, so our monthly visits will be busy.

Post by **Keyolder** » 23rd Dec 2023 at 3:51pm

Eddy wrote: ↑23rd Dec 2023 at 2:48pm we picked up the keys on Thursday.

Congratulations [--- (The seasonal word only permitted in December) ---_cool.gif]
Tied accomodation can be a problem when retiring if you haven’t got somewhere else to live [--- (The seasonal word only permitted in December) ---_sad.gif]

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