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Does anyone know anything about statics. ie: site fees, hidden charges etc.

Please note that although my advice is offered, you should consult your legal representative before taking ANY action.

 

 

have a nice day !!

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Hiya Baz, google it, there are loads of web sites that cover these subjects I think we even have some horror stories here :(.

 

I from the little I know the basic problem is the land owner can dictate his own terms on the caravan tennants because caravans dont fall inside the normal housing regulations but I may be wrong.

 

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Friends of my in-laws 'bought' one on a site. They had to pay ridiculous site fees each year (in the low thousands - for a caravan!!!). After 10 years you had to buy a new one (well, new to you anyway) so that the site didn't look delapadated. Only thing was, when he sold the caravan to you originally the contract stated you could only sell back to him!!!

 

I'd hope this isn't the norm, but even if I had the inclination to want one, this would make me think twice:eek:

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Oh dear, oh dear, this does seem to be a minefield.

Are there no good success stories.

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have a nice day !!

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HERE's ONE . . .

 

My wife and I thoroughly enjoy our Static Caravan.

 

We spend many 'summer' months on holiday there and appreciate the service and attention the site owner and staff offers to us.

 

A two-week Costa holiday would be as expensive as our annual site fee! Being pensioners, we can spend up to Six months relaxing by the beautiful lakes in Co Fermanagh.

 

We have absolutely no regrets with our purchase, with all mod cons, on our site.

 

Would recommend caravanning to all!

 

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Friends of my in-laws 'bought' one on a site. They had to pay ridiculous site fees each year (in the low thousands - for a caravan!!!). After 10 years you had to buy a new one (well, new to you anyway) so that the site didn't look delapadated. Only thing was, when he sold the caravan to you originally the contract stated you could only sell back to him!!!

 

I'd hope this isn't the norm, but even if I had the inclination to want one, this would make me think twice:eek:

 

 

this is generally the norm.............and you very often have to buy from the site owner rather than buy one elsewhere and bring it onto the site, so he controls the prices

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Thank you Hughes690. I'm glad someone thinks its a good idea.

My partner and i have been going to Spain for the last few years, and TBH we absolutely love it, and are in fact booked to go again this year, but oh boy, have we noticed the prices going up. Without going into too much detail, there are five of us going this year instead of six, and we are paying roughly £500 more than the last time. On top of that of course, the Euro's took a nose dive, so unless it pick's up good style, then we're gonna lose even more when we get over there. And all of this grief for just ONE fortnight away per year.

As you so rightly say, we could go to a caravan if we had one, every weekend, mid-week too if we so wished for most of the year, for as much ( and probably a lot less) than what we pay now for the one fortnight.

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have a nice day !!

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I think you need to go and have a look at a few non residential sites and talk to the owners of both the site and the vans on the site to see what they think.

 

I would say dont sign anything on the spot no matter how much you love it, come away and read through the terms and conditions then think how your going to do it, not just now but in 5 or maybe 10 years time too.

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and talk to others on the sites that you look at - they are best placed to know that site -

from a personal point of view - please buy!!!! here in hull and east yorkshire, the building of statics is a very big part of our economy (including one of my sons), keep the lads in work! but, seriously, the ones i've seen are brilliant - i think you do best to look around, keep a clear head (like pete says, don't sign anything on the spot), ask people already living there and as always - know your rights and read the fine print -

good luck and have fun looking

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