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They came in and did a 'Clean and Clear' about 6 months ago, the former owner has been in pottering and painting, he had the locks changed despite the deal not being done, it sounds like he was sure he was getting it back and offered to sell to us.

Ah good point. Thank you. There is a possibility of a non means tested scholarship.

Great idea!

Hard to believe, it's been 4.5 years. House next door is still vacant, we have upped our offer twice, it was due to go on BIDX1 in August.... The original owner is trying to do a deal to get it back but receiver just gone quiet. Not much of an update, however the peace and quiet has been super.

Thanks all, he's aiming for law & business at Uni so this makes a great learning gift as you outline @Brendan. Thanks all.

18 yr old interested in investing, it's his 18th this week and we are thinking 2K. Suggestions, something he can manage himself and maybe use in a few years towards a car...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Computers_Limited UK firm, and basically same UK staff in place while the horizon played out

https://www.mhc.ie/latest/insights/good-faith-in-irish-contracts-where-are-we-now-and-where-are-we-going interesting that this firm picked up on Bates V Post Office a few years ago. Also it's noteworthy that the media in the UK are really concentrating on Fujitsu as the bad guys....however...

I agree, but I thinks it's a dire consequence that it's more often the father that has to move out, then the mother gets the court's sympathy... I'm a stubborn mule, I'd stay my ground and I would pay for my own kids myself.

there is no ideal solution, but as for always put the children first, what about the poor chap forced out of his house...I'd refuse to move and send her packing to a 1 bed flat.

i like that idea.

I'd move back in. The law and the way things go , it's nearly always weighted in favour of the mother, stay there, make her move out. As you say yourself she'll be better off than you, 65K won't go far when a Judge whittles it down. Is she going to go through the courts for maintenance? Best of...

It is. the letter at the end included as an appendix is worth a read.

No problem, Thanks.

Can you give me more details on the Carlingford issue?

No Ashford, Co. Wicklow. No, but we are interested in the ins and outs and how the split came about.

The site was split in 3, registered on Land registry Q4 of 2018, split into 3 distinct folios. (The septic tank and well remain within the house site, it's the percolation that was cut off) In Q2 of 2019 - the folio with just the house on it was registered by the fund who took it over from...

The new entrance would be essential as the previous owners have taken the entrance when they split the site. It would appear that they are trying to freeze out any prospective buyers of the house itself which was repossessed. What you have is a house with no entrance at all. Adjacent to the...

Interested in a property, on 1/3 of an acre, originally was on an acre. Prior to repossession the site was split into 3 and 2 parts were put into the spouse's name, a large portion to the rear (just over 1/3 acre) and a three sided strip which borders the property, the remaining third on which...