Buoy
Founding Member
Man, I've spent the last three weekends looking for a new place to call home.
Found two places this weekend, one I absolutely fell in love with, slightly higher than I want to pay. Another, left me with plenty of $$ to make it what I want.
Both places sold TODAY.
So, the search goes on.
What is shocking, and a bit sad is the number of houses I'm looking at that have a sticker on the front door that says the house is abandoned/vacant and going to foreclosure. This is 50-60% of the homes I'm finding.
There was a house I looked at yesterday that is on the market for what has to be 1/3 of the original price, and the couple were having a yard sale. I spoke with them for a few moments and felt awful for them. The yard sale consisted of household items and even cassette tapes. Desperate. I couldn't bring myself to buy their toaster.
I felt bad for them, but at the same time, things are getting back into "check" and I can look for something nice at a reasonable price.
A lot of people got in over their head, I'm glad I never did.
Found two places this weekend, one I absolutely fell in love with, slightly higher than I want to pay. Another, left me with plenty of $$ to make it what I want.
Both places sold TODAY.
So, the search goes on.
What is shocking, and a bit sad is the number of houses I'm looking at that have a sticker on the front door that says the house is abandoned/vacant and going to foreclosure. This is 50-60% of the homes I'm finding.
There was a house I looked at yesterday that is on the market for what has to be 1/3 of the original price, and the couple were having a yard sale. I spoke with them for a few moments and felt awful for them. The yard sale consisted of household items and even cassette tapes. Desperate. I couldn't bring myself to buy their toaster.
I felt bad for them, but at the same time, things are getting back into "check" and I can look for something nice at a reasonable price.
A lot of people got in over their head, I'm glad I never did.