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Have two offers - £56k + £10k signing for an SC at Oliver Wyman and £55k for SC at PA Consulting. Any ideas of what to consider? Am unsure because I am an energy guy mostly and know PA are stronger there but I don’t know whether it actually matters overall for exits and opportunities. Are they even in the same league / conversation?
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My parents were in the same situation when I was growing up. They waited too long and the people who moved in tore down over 200 trees, built an obnoxious fence, and were excessively loud.
Buy it.
Coach
“Always buy the neighboring plot”, you’re not only gaining the land but also preventing someone else from getting it and mucking around as your neighbor
This is. Not just any land, it is land that can significantly impact enjoyment, utility and value of your property - I’d stretch to buy it. The property is uniquely valuable to you, which means it likely makes sense to pay over market.
I’d make an offer on what you think is fair.
Mentor
Depends on the location and price. But you should value it more than a random person
I would say worth a look but shouldn’t stretch yourself to do it. Depending on where you live land is finite and tends to hold value especially if your area is trying to densify. Could add it to your lot or develop and sell later.
Coach
I had the same opportunity and bought it. It was great for my kids and now I have a huge vegetable garden and fruit trees that provide more than we can eat. It’s worth the increase in my property taxes.
I would do it. It's a one-time opportunity, so take advantage, but maybe can negotiate her down.
I'd love so much to be able to expand my lot
I wonder if there is any way to buy RE without the buyer knowing who is buying.
Coincidentally, my neighbor is selling his home.
I can only think of forming an LLC and buying it through there (use agent and lawyer only for communications). I wonder if there is a simpler way.
I also vote to do it - my friend’s parents were in a similar situation and seeing the development happening all around them, they did the right thing
Land is a finite supply. Obviously don’t go too stupid but it’s probably one of the smartest “splurges” you could have.
All them down by cutting out agents. Saves them having to pay the 6% or whatever commission