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Subject Topic: making MH your permanent home?
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26/10/2005 at 6:40pm
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having recently moved to surrey to study i'm thinking of getting a MH to live in for the next 2 years (rent down here is ridiculous!).

can anyone offer advice about......long-term MH living?.....finding a year-round site?......would i be limited to the length of time i can stay on a particular site?.....how to prevent death of boyfriend when living in confined space?

hopefully going down to the outdoor show to check out some vans at the weekend

 



26/10/2005 at 9:22pm
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You will need to check out insurances - most still require a 'permanent' address. But can be miles away from where you are...

Always over estimate the space you think you need - especially if you like books, CD's etc.

Its always better to try to have a space for each of you, no matter how close you may be, so the option of togetherness is there, rather than enforced.

A separate shower is, in our view, a must. Its the only way two people can use the bathroom together or else, you have to make 'shifts'



29/11/2005 at 8:29pm
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thank for the advice phoenix

hopefully we'll be getting somewhere early next summer

 




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