Well they accepted our offer.It's still not for sure, we'll see what happens. This is scary and exciting at the same time.
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House #1
House #2
Neither, keep looking
You are crazy
Well they accepted our offer.It's still not for sure, we'll see what happens. This is scary and exciting at the same time.
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Congrats!!!I hope that everything will go smoothly. I'm asuming that you'll also be getting a home inspection done so hopefully that will go well too. Do you have any pictures of the house yet?
Soooo...I bought Corby's house, the 800 sq ft house (at least that's what the records say, not 750 as we thought). Got the tax credit to buy it, got a better interest rate than he had. We're doing well here, its small, but we're okay, Corby really wants a two car garage though.I just can't seem to think its worth adding a two car garage to this tiny house when we could buy a bigger house with one for not much more than it would cost to add it.
Well we just looked on the net and the other house is back up again. I do not believe it was ever sold, lots of offers, all the offers have fallen through or something. It's right by my parents house so I've seen it a lot, it looks abandoned. I just called a few weeks ago and she said there was an offer in for about $10k less than what we were going to pay. Well now its up for almost $30k than what we were going to pay.Ahh what do we do? With the tax credit we're supposed to live in this house for 3 years. It makes me wonder why nobody will buy it though. It does need a lot of work, but it seemed to be a structurally sound house. The entire basement is not finished and the upstairs only has 2 bedrooms (but there's a huge "great room" you could easily put a bedroom in). I don't know if that's enough reason for people to not buy it or if there's something else. The yard is huge, I think I just want it for the yard ha ha. Corby is worried about the economy if its going to get even worse. Help me.
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Last edited by wolf_Q; 10-03-2010 at 10:50 AM.
but in this economy unless you have unlimited dollars, i would stay where you are in your little house.....and watch the world go by for awhile.....that three years you mentioned sounds like a good while time-frame to me.....
Thanks to PCB!
If you are supposed to be in your current home for 3 years, I'd really read the fine print.
My HUD contract says I must live in my home for at least a year. Stiff penalties if I try to sell it or lease it out before a year is up.
Good luck!!
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