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About 150-200 ft. as measured via Google Earth. One more house to the corner, then across the street, then a bit of greenbelt, then bzzzt!

I grew up in a town where many high-end homes were built near or even under power lines, so I guess I’m a bit desensitized to the controversy.

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It’s ironic that Hyundai workers in Korea went on a token one-day strike a few years back to protest the shipment of jobs overseas. To America.

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It’s ironic that Hyundai workers in Korea went on a token one-day strike a few years back to protest the shipment of jobs overseas. To America.

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It’s ironic that Hyundai workers in Korea went on a token one-day strike a few years back to protest the shipment of jobs overseas. To America.

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It’s ironic that Hyundai workers in Korea went on a token one-day strike a few years back to protest the shipment of jobs overseas. To America.

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It’s ironic that Hyundai workers in Korea went on a token one-day strike a few years back to protest the shipment of jobs overseas. To America.

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And make sure the damage to your credit score from your FC won’t affect your new job, e.g. if you’re subject to periodic background checks.

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And make sure the damage to your credit score from your FC won’t affect your new job, e.g. if you’re subject to periodic background checks.

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And make sure the damage to your credit score from your FC won’t affect your new job, e.g. if you’re subject to periodic background checks.

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And make sure the damage to your credit score from your FC won’t affect your new job, e.g. if you’re subject to periodic background checks.

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And make sure the damage to your credit score from your FC won’t affect your new job, e.g. if you’re subject to periodic background checks.

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Some raise prices too.

I can think of one that listed at $299K, then got kicked back by the lender(s) at $325K. Closed months later at (drum roll) $290K, presumably cash. Though it’s possible the buyer had to pay a few grand toward the second out of pocket.

Incidentally it’s now back on market, marked up $75K with paint, carpet, and a new granite countertop over the old beat-up ’80s cabinets. Listing agent seems to be a former associate of a celebrated “Super” realtor familiar to us bubble bloggers. Who knows, it may just sell at that price.

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Some raise prices too.

I can think of one that listed at $299K, then got kicked back by the lender(s) at $325K. Closed months later at (drum roll) $290K, presumably cash. Though it’s possible the buyer had to pay a few grand toward the second out of pocket.

Incidentally it’s now back on market, marked up $75K with paint, carpet, and a new granite countertop over the old beat-up ’80s cabinets. Listing agent seems to be a former associate of a celebrated “Super” realtor familiar to us bubble bloggers. Who knows, it may just sell at that price.

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Some raise prices too.

I can think of one that listed at $299K, then got kicked back by the lender(s) at $325K. Closed months later at (drum roll) $290K, presumably cash. Though it’s possible the buyer had to pay a few grand toward the second out of pocket.

Incidentally it’s now back on market, marked up $75K with paint, carpet, and a new granite countertop over the old beat-up ’80s cabinets. Listing agent seems to be a former associate of a celebrated “Super” realtor familiar to us bubble bloggers. Who knows, it may just sell at that price.

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Some raise prices too.

I can think of one that listed at $299K, then got kicked back by the lender(s) at $325K. Closed months later at (drum roll) $290K, presumably cash. Though it’s possible the buyer had to pay a few grand toward the second out of pocket.

Incidentally it’s now back on market, marked up $75K with paint, carpet, and a new granite countertop over the old beat-up ’80s cabinets. Listing agent seems to be a former associate of a celebrated “Super” realtor familiar to us bubble bloggers. Who knows, it may just sell at that price.

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