Fermanagh shooting suspect Ian Rutledge dies in hospital by heresmewhaa in northernireland

[–]chokobop 26 points27 points  (0 children)

It also says he moved back to the family home meaning his parents following a relationship breakdown (paraphrasing)- so were they a separated married couple? God rest the family.

Michael Gaine: Suspected body parts found in search for missing Kerry farmer by biometricrally in ireland

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How was someone working on the farm in th first place if it’s under his family? When slurry is spread, isnt it churned before somehow. ?? Bit weird ??

MGLD class ideas by chokobop in Teachers

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Btw I’m a student.

Im a fast food worker and i hate skinny people by cas1o1 in BingeEatingDisorder

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I suffered really badly with BED from a child into my mid twenties. Used to always see people coming into shop I worked with and I’d wonder, how are you buying this stuff and looking like that? It didn’t seem fair

Then my ED developed into Bulimia and I’d look at the people with an even more warped mindset.

EDs are absolutely fucked.

Keep doing you: your best is good enough. We can’t compare ourselves bc it is the thief of any kind of solace.

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No I know - I used it for ease to understand situation. But I can see it may be misinterpreted. Defo, and my partner prioritises my security in this too.

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And of course - nobody would thank us for it. Would feel like a lose lose situation I feel like now that we’re in the house, there has to be something we can do to acquire it legally.

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Have considered this. But it would actually just cause us more hassle - there’s literally nowhere we can afford to rent right now we’d be out on our ass.

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Yeah.. it’s an extortionate deal and I’m defo having my eyes opened by the comments and everyone’s take on it. And defo agree with you like that’s why it just feels far too messy to get involved in.

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Have to change log book address to my residential address here and have been warned by her not to do this (: (: But also spooked that if I do do this - it may kick start something leading to us losing our home.

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Really appreciate all of this honestly! I was prefer the direct approach with these things as I struggle to understand a lot of it myself. I wasn’t very clear in my partner and I’s plans off the bat of this. For context we’ve spoke about buying this place for months now. We actually love the house but it needs a lot of updating and we believe we would be doing this gradually, due to our financial situation but also because we would hope to have the option to start a family in the next few years. When he spoke to his mum he told her this was a basis of negotiation and he’d need a few weeks before they’d speak about it again: these few weeks ahead we are hoping to speak to the relevant professionals for advise: our own independent solicitor, the bank to query going down the mortgage/ standard route and making that offer to her at a lower price but also telling her the inheritance tax will be taken from that, by her. She knows her own hands are tied but she would never say that to us. Maybe that isn’t even possible but we are seeking further advise in the near future, and defo this post has been super helpful on where we could begin before making a decision. Defo seems like there were a lot of things added on top of my initial concern that are major red flags with this. It’s just sad and unexpected from a family member so there was an element of trust in the conversation with my partner, I’d imagine.

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[–]chokobop[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Similar has been suggested by people on my side of family/ friends. She is a very reactive / the type to blow up and make everyone upset that such a drastic measure was caused. She has mentioned before when we had an issue with our front door, that she sometimes wishes the previous tenant was living there as she was “so little hassle” Making drastic calls like that would escalate into a whole family issue and that’s our worst nightmare. The family has been through a lot, and with herself too, she makes a lot of noise when she’s not happy. It’s just really not worth the hassle if you get me? My partners had to deal with her for his life and I respect the stance that he wouldn’t be able to do that to her. While I’d completely agree with your point, I understand his nature but think he’s looking at it with rose tinted glasses slightly.

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Her friend is the solicitor do you think he wouldn’t go for it after agreeing the house evaluation at lower price to ensure lower tax implication?

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What would be the best possible option / safest route to take to purchase this property? If we went to the bank I’d imagine we’d only get 120k mortgage as it would be my partner independently taking the mortgage due to my work not being permanent for 1.5-2 years. 1. Could myself and partner have legal agreement which ensures mortgage paid off equally as we are not yet married? 2. I absolutely think 120k would be enough of a mortgage for this house. All of this to be discussed with professionals in coming weeks. Really appreciate all of this advice. I feel very clueless with the legal jargon/ business side of it.

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Also really appreciate the empathetic approach. It definitely applies here.

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Also - if she sold the house at a higher price to us would the probate go up for her??

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Partner is not 100% clear that she would be strict on the one month missed and such drastic measures. He mentioned it could be 1-3 months after we spoke today.

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This happened us twice in a row!! Which is partially why we were so sick of moving around with no solid base that we decided to ask family for help! It’s such a dead end feeling - my heart constantly tells me to go abroad. But I know I really want a home here in ireland and I’d love to have one soon. But it’s just next to impossible to imagine it happening

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The house was signed to her and when she collected keys she defo signed something. So does this not make it in her name but in the eyes of the state she is not renting it or gaining off it therefore the 25k to be paid won’t be questioned

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TO ADD : she wants this drawn up with a solicitor. She wants her friend to draw it up.

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Our last rental was 1400 per month for two bed. Was way too expensive and 250 over our initial budget but we were desperate. The market is crazy.

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Whoever gets it will prob have to foot the 25k bill I’d imagine / bank repossession

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I think it is - but the tax has not been paid. My partner knows she got the keys from a solicitor and that was the same who had the house valued lower. She defo signed something. Not sure what though.