lilisdad
27 Mar 2007 / #1
hi i am a new member. i have just recently bought a house in poland and got married here to my polish wife, this is our experiance from the start: we came here to house hunt in one weekend.made contact with 3 estate agents only one of which bothered to get back to us.we chose a house from his web site, organised a viewing for next day on one house . we were told it had a kitchen ,bathroom , lounge , dining room and one bedroom. (kitchen was a health hazard,you would not have washed a dog in the bathroom, )heating boiler had blown up and we were told it was new. there was over 3 tonnes of rubbish and junk in the house, this also included maggots and rats (ime NOT JOKEING ) the house came with a barn , in there was over 100 dead chickens . 4 dead cats ,a floor of about 10 cm of dog crap , over 500 dead birds wings (please can someone help me understand this ) basically a scene from living hell. the estate agent was a complete liar,we were told the house was on the market for 6 months ,we now know it was 2 years and there had been over 60 viewings not 20 like we were told. they wanted 125, 000 we paid 95,000. the house is now a beautifull home believe it or not. BIG WARNING ON NEXT POST.!!!!!!
BIG WARNING AS PROMISED. have your money telegraphic transfered to a polish account if possible , but do not let them cash it till you have sat in their office and negotiated the exchange rate. this will save you many many thousands of zloty. we almost had our money changed in england so we could carry over cash, had we done so we would have lost 20,000 zloty on what we eventually had wired over , which was £20.000 .
BIG WARNING AS PROMISED. have your money telegraphic transfered to a polish account if possible , but do not let them cash it till you have sat in their office and negotiated the exchange rate. this will save you many many thousands of zloty. we almost had our money changed in england so we could carry over cash, had we done so we would have lost 20,000 zloty on what we eventually had wired over , which was £20.000 .