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Originally Posted by GoGo2
I have promised the agent to have my home ready for sale in about a month. It will be much to do, but my family will give some help. I look so forward to get out of this place, but since Putin now has given his troops permission to go outside of Russian borders (that does not mean Ukraine only), I feel a bit afraid that people will be sitting on their money. Hope it goes the other way around, that buyers think that the best is to invest in a home before the war eventually spreads to the rest of Europe (let us hope that that doesn't happen) so they have a safe place to live with their children.
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GoGo2! I'm sorry that I'm a bit late in welcoming you to this forum! I've been so behind here but have noticed how you have jumped in here to give valuable support to others.
Best of luck with preparing your house. I (and at least two other members here) have prepared for and completed moves to new homes). My husband and I sold our house in the US just over 13 months ago. Here's wishing that you get a great price for your home so that you can settle nicely at your destination.
I saw that BethRags asked where in Europe you live? I'm curious now, too, if you're comfortable sharing that. I'll assume you're somewhere in my current area of Europe. Though Czech Republic seems a bit safe from Putin, it's true that one never knows. Czechs had to live under the oppression of the Soviet Union for way too long. There's virtually no one in CZ that would ever want that again! As an American, the prospect of a similar type of oppression in the US is BEYOND frightening. I suppose it was part of the reason we left, but mainly we just could no longer afford to live in the part of the US we like...or really anywhere there.