christiefan915
Catalyst
All of these houses have 2+ bathrooms, and at least 4 bedrooms. The red house has 5 bedrooms.
The bigger, the better! You can do so much with extra bedrooms.
All of these houses have 2+ bathrooms, and at least 4 bedrooms. The red house has 5 bedrooms.
I was raised on Old Holywood, so I am incapable of bashing an old film for its technological flaws, unless it sucked for its time. Old motion picture serials were a big part of my childhood. For example, the flying sequences of 1940's Captain Marvel serial are still somewhat impressive, and actually better than anything which would be released for the following two decades.
old hollywood?
Not interested in a condo.
Well, looks like the red house had an offer made on it. Someone literally waited until I glanced at it in order to make an offer.
Soooo... this leaves me with House 3 (with all of those trees). My agent is going to make an offer. Actually, this house is still pretty nice, and it's in a super convenient location for me. Having all the trees will just remind me of home in Lake Forest Park. As for upkeep, the backyard is actually symetrical, not very large, and has one of those awesome iron mesh fences that I am actually quite fond of. The outside will be easy. Managing the interior will be harder, but the way it is laid out actually helps. Three of the bedrooms are situated right around a sort of secondary living room, which is also where two of the three bathrooms are. It actually reminds me of my college apartment-style dorm room that I used to live in for 2/3 of my undergrad years.
I just got pre-approved for a VA Loan up to 215k. It's that low because I'm still paying off student loans, and thus have a high debt/income ratio, but I'm only looking at 160-200k anyway. Just signed off the forms with the VA rep today, and then looked at four houses with their local preferred agent. More to follow, as the process drags out.
First two houses are short-sale, and so could take a few months, and is dependent on the banks caving to my outrageous demands. Third house is basically good to go, and would be easiest to get. House 4 is an OMG deal, is located nowhere near the other three, and already has a bunch of offers, so it will probably be delisted soon, unless multiple people all manage to suck at negotiating at the exact same time (not in pending status, for some reason, even though the offers on it were all due on the 30th).
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You could always make a counter offer, on the red one.
On House #3, what is the room(s) above the garage.
I know, suddenly those stupid $0.07 per $1000 of assessed property value funding bills seem like the plague. And people wonder why property owners wish death upon renters/non-owners within the realm of voting.
last week my son (who bought a foreclosure home last year) came to me in a panic because he realized he had taxes due in August and didn't have $1800 in the bank.......I had to remind him that he was paying a tax and insurance escrow with every monthly payment.......by the way, did you think rental property owners don't pay property taxes?........
I just got pre-approved for a VA Loan up to 215k. It's that low because I'm still paying off student loans, and thus have a high debt/income ratio, but I'm only looking at 160-200k anyway. Just signed off the forms with the VA rep today, and then looked at four houses with their local preferred agent. More to follow, as the process drags out.
First two houses are short-sale, and so could take a few months, and is dependent on the banks caving to my outrageous demands. Third house is basically good to go, and would be easiest to get. House 4 is an OMG deal, is located nowhere near the other three, and already has a bunch of offers, so it will probably be delisted soon, unless multiple people all manage to suck at negotiating at the exact same time (not in pending status, for some reason, even though the offers on it were all due on the 30th).
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