Home near a freeway

[ocrenter]

put it to you this way, I would rather be under a high voltage line.

[svelte]

Nobody has mentioned that the home in question has a shared driveway with the home right next to it.

From listening to friends who have had that situation, that will cause you more grief than the freeway noise.

So here is what we have: freeway noise, shared driveway, undetermined future construction (apts? condos? businesses? sfr?) directly behind….this taken together probably explains the length of time on market. One of those three probably spooks any potential buyer.

[svelte]

Nobody has mentioned that the home in question has a shared driveway with the home right next to it.

From listening to friends who have had that situation, that will cause you more grief than the freeway noise.

So here is what we have: freeway noise, shared driveway, undetermined future construction (apts? condos? businesses? sfr?) directly behind….this taken together probably explains the length of time on market. One of those three probably spooks any potential buyer.

[svelte]

Nobody has mentioned that the home in question has a shared driveway with the home right next to it.

From listening to friends who have had that situation, that will cause you more grief than the freeway noise.

So here is what we have: freeway noise, shared driveway, undetermined future construction (apts? condos? businesses? sfr?) directly behind….this taken together probably explains the length of time on market. One of those three probably spooks any potential buyer.

[svelte]

Nobody has mentioned that the home in question has a shared driveway with the home right next to it.

From listening to friends who have had that situation, that will cause you more grief than the freeway noise.

So here is what we have: freeway noise, shared driveway, undetermined future construction (apts? condos? businesses? sfr?) directly behind….this taken together probably explains the length of time on market. One of those three probably spooks any potential buyer.

[svelte]

Nobody has mentioned that the home in question has a shared driveway with the home right next to it.

From listening to friends who have had that situation, that will cause you more grief than the freeway noise.

So here is what we have: freeway noise, shared driveway, undetermined future construction (apts? condos? businesses? sfr?) directly behind….this taken together probably explains the length of time on market. One of those three probably spooks any potential buyer.

[newcomer]

After you bought it, you might like it if you’d not really mind of the free way noise and possible air emission pollution at all.

But when you’d like to sell it in future, you’d have the same hard time as the current owner has.

I’d certainly pass it, unless it takes another 50-100k cut.

Don’t be fooled by Zillow’s estimated Home Value, it posts quite high Mello Roos fee.

[newcomer]

After you bought it, you might like it if you’d not really mind of the free way noise and possible air emission pollution at all.

But when you’d like to sell it in future, you’d have the same hard time as the current owner has.

I’d certainly pass it, unless it takes another 50-100k cut.

Don’t be fooled by Zillow’s estimated Home Value, it posts quite high Mello Roos fee.

[newcomer]

After you bought it, you might like it if you’d not really mind of the free way noise and possible air emission pollution at all.

But when you’d like to sell it in future, you’d have the same hard time as the current owner has.

I’d certainly pass it, unless it takes another 50-100k cut.

Don’t be fooled by Zillow’s estimated Home Value, it posts quite high Mello Roos fee.

[newcomer]

After you bought it, you might like it if you’d not really mind of the free way noise and possible air emission pollution at all.

But when you’d like to sell it in future, you’d have the same hard time as the current owner has.

I’d certainly pass it, unless it takes another 50-100k cut.

Don’t be fooled by Zillow’s estimated Home Value, it posts quite high Mello Roos fee.

[newcomer]

After you bought it, you might like it if you’d not really mind of the free way noise and possible air emission pollution at all.

But when you’d like to sell it in future, you’d have the same hard time as the current owner has.

I’d certainly pass it, unless it takes another 50-100k cut.

Don’t be fooled by Zillow’s estimated Home Value, it posts quite high Mello Roos fee.

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