Anyone in need of a house-sitter over the Christmas holidays?

By malia
October 16, 2017 in Property

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Posted October 16, 2017

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Posted October 16, 2017

Hi all,

This might be a crazy idea, but a someone suggested that I ask the kind people of this forum about my problem. I'm a resident of ED myself, however since I live in a flat share I cannot invite my parents to come and stay there with me during the Christmas and New Year period. As it would mean a lot for us to be together or at least in the vicinity of each other I was wondering if anyone would like to have someone staying over their house to look after the property while they're away on holidays. The dates would be 24.12-1.1. We are a very nice and friendly family and if anyone is on the fence about this, I am definitely up for meeting beforehand any agreements.

(edit: Of course, I don't expect them staying over for free, but within reason :) )

Many thanks,

Malia

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