__am.elia
Well-Known Member
Hi,
So I have totally fallen in love with a horse (I'm looking to buy at the moment), but he is quite out of my budget - the horse itself is £4000 but then an extra £900 for transport (coming from Spain, which is what I've always wanted) so he would be £4900 in total, but my budget was more around the £3500 mark![Frown :( :(](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
The owner is willing to accept offers, but I wouldn't want to go too low and offend them? I was thinking of offering £4000 for the horse including transport so I'm hoping that would be ok? Would you risk going lower or is that too unreasonable? I would be able to afford the £4000 but I'm conscious that I need to pay for my car insurance soon so I need lots of savings left over for that + lots of extra money for the new horse obviously...
Any advice welcome!
Thank you in advance,
Amelia
So I have totally fallen in love with a horse (I'm looking to buy at the moment), but he is quite out of my budget - the horse itself is £4000 but then an extra £900 for transport (coming from Spain, which is what I've always wanted) so he would be £4900 in total, but my budget was more around the £3500 mark
The owner is willing to accept offers, but I wouldn't want to go too low and offend them? I was thinking of offering £4000 for the horse including transport so I'm hoping that would be ok? Would you risk going lower or is that too unreasonable? I would be able to afford the £4000 but I'm conscious that I need to pay for my car insurance soon so I need lots of savings left over for that + lots of extra money for the new horse obviously...
Any advice welcome!
Thank you in advance,
Amelia