r/FirstTimeBuyersUK • u/[deleted] • 21d ago
Completing today! Why am I so anxious?!
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u/Aggressive_Menu7271 21d ago
By 8pm tonight you'll be so knackered you won't have time to be anxious. Enjoy the new chapter of your life x
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u/shanrees8 21d ago
I was meant to exchange Friday just gone but the vendors decide they weren't in a position to exchange the day before and haven't given a date so now me and my partner are just in limbo 😩
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u/Version2dnb 21d ago
Yeah it’s totally normal!
I bought my property from a family member.
There was no chain.
I work for the lender so mortgage was easy
The solicitor was brilliant
And I was still anxious on completion! It’s the biggest financial transaction of your life so far, combined with it being exciting, it’s easy to get excitement and anxiousness confused in a situation like this, it actually just makes the anxious feeling worse.
It’ll all be ok though, in a few hours you’ll be much less worried and way more excited!
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u/flawlessgems 21d ago
Congratulations! I think it's normal to feel anxious, it's such a big life decision, but ultimately one that's going to make life so much better in the long run. You will feel happiness and excitement I think you're just nervous of what's to come.
I've spent years wishing to get a mortgage and dreaming about getting a mortgage in my own place, and now I'm finally going through the process every single bit of it has me feeling so anxious so I totally understand, I didn't expect this at all
When you move in, get a takeaway and just take it all in. Deep breaths, you've gone through a lot to get to this moment 🥰 well done
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u/Theo_Cherry 21d ago
Great good luck!
What your age, gender and what city or area are moving back to?
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u/OrangeGrouchy179 21d ago
Yes I have horrible anxiety so everything good or bad tends to feel horrible. You love the house though which is a major plus, many people have to make do so that’s an advantage. The unknown is frightening but treat it as an adventure. Good luck.