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Old 23-02-2008, 05:22 PM
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For me its all about that thorny compromise between price, house size and land size. I recently purchased a property for development that has a small garden relative to the size of the property, but if it had a large garden I probably could not have afforded to buy it and It would have been snapped up by a developer before I could have organised my finances.
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