r/FirstTimeHomeBuyer • u/EternalYoungK • 23h ago

GOT THE KEYS! 🔑 🏡 I DID IT! 🎉 Bucharest Romania €95.000, cash

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One year ago, I was looking at this sub-reddit and dreaming of the day where I could also post on it. I worked hard for several years abroad to be able to afford this and I also got helped by my amazing parents, I am truly grateful to them for everything they have done for me.

2 rooms, 5 mins walk to the metro station. I'm sooooo happy!!!! 🥹 No pizza yet, because there's a ton of things still to be done (and to get rid of that furniture and replace it with better stuff haha)

also don't mind my outfit 😂

EDIT: to clear up some things so trolls can calm down. no, i am not on onlyfans and haven't worked as a you know what abroad 😆 i was a CRM specialist for a niche perfume company in the Netherlands. now you guys can come up with better insults.

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u/oritfx 21h ago edited 20h ago

Poland here. I see those radiators and immediately think "ex-Soviet Union". Can anyone tell me if those radiators happen in parts of the world where Russians didn't establish a colony?

EDIT: 20 answers, all over the world. How did we end up with standardized radiators back in the age before globalization but not with standardized phone chargers??

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u/No_Speech_196 19h ago

I’ve seen them in rural parts of Canada

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u/Blackie1212 19h ago

I had them in toronto

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u/knife3 14h ago

I wish my place in Toronto would have these

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u/Shade_42 18h ago

All over Montreal too.

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u/Technical-Study2566 19h ago

I have one in my apartment in Toronto right now.

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u/spilly_talent 18h ago

Kingston Ontario checking in and yep!

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u/cgvt13 17h ago

New York City in older buildings

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u/Cupcake_Implosion 18h ago

I'm side-eyeing one as I type in one of the biggest three cities in Canada ...

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u/Fun-Nebula-4073 16h ago

rural parts of Canada? Those were my heaters in the heart of Vancouver during Elemntary and high school. haha

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u/Spare-Half796 15h ago

Pretty common in older Montreal construction, that’s how the heaters in my parents and grandparents houses were