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bktheirregularOne. I f[beeeeeeeeeeep]ing hate run-on sentences in foreign languages.
Two. Took the first step towards becoming an actual home-owner (well, apartment owner). Downside: fifth floor. Upside: elevator. Balconies. Roof access (common, but the apartment's on the top floor). Real kitchen space. More living space. Bookshelves. Oh, and the sellers will be leaving behind a treadmill, a sofa-bed, and a couple of split air conditioners. Plus it's in a very nice neighborhood. Sellers are a small outfit trying to market solar photovoltaic technology, who got ground up by the bureaucracy, apparently. Muttered something during the initial letter-of-committment-and-deposit meeting about trying to re-incorporate in England, get established there, and move back to Greece.
They're apparently selling the apartment at a loss to clear their mortgage. Sad to see, but I guess their loss is my gain.
Two. Took the first step towards becoming an actual home-owner (well, apartment owner). Downside: fifth floor. Upside: elevator. Balconies. Roof access (common, but the apartment's on the top floor). Real kitchen space. More living space. Bookshelves. Oh, and the sellers will be leaving behind a treadmill, a sofa-bed, and a couple of split air conditioners. Plus it's in a very nice neighborhood. Sellers are a small outfit trying to market solar photovoltaic technology, who got ground up by the bureaucracy, apparently. Muttered something during the initial letter-of-committment-and-deposit meeting about trying to re-incorporate in England, get established there, and move back to Greece.
They're apparently selling the apartment at a loss to clear their mortgage. Sad to see, but I guess their loss is my gain.
