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Participant[quote=SmellsFeeshy]From a purely financial perspective I think buying a used washer/dryer pair for around $500 would be the best bet, however I’d have to find someone to deliver them and help me move them upstairs so that’s a big factor as well. If I buy a new pair do they usually do free delivery/installation?[/quote]
If you hire professional movers just have them pick up your used pre-purchased washer/dryer on the day of the move. Our move included some unused stuff we had in an offsite storage locker. Worked out just fine.
Participant[quote=SmellsFeeshy]From a purely financial perspective I think buying a used washer/dryer pair for around $500 would be the best bet, however I’d have to find someone to deliver them and help me move them upstairs so that’s a big factor as well. If I buy a new pair do they usually do free delivery/installation?[/quote]
If you hire professional movers just have them pick up your used pre-purchased washer/dryer on the day of the move. Our move included some unused stuff we had in an offsite storage locker. Worked out just fine.
Participant[quote=SmellsFeeshy]From a purely financial perspective I think buying a used washer/dryer pair for around $500 would be the best bet, however I’d have to find someone to deliver them and help me move them upstairs so that’s a big factor as well. If I buy a new pair do they usually do free delivery/installation?[/quote]
If you hire professional movers just have them pick up your used pre-purchased washer/dryer on the day of the move. Our move included some unused stuff we had in an offsite storage locker. Worked out just fine.
Participant[quote=SmellsFeeshy]From a purely financial perspective I think buying a used washer/dryer pair for around $500 would be the best bet, however I’d have to find someone to deliver them and help me move them upstairs so that’s a big factor as well. If I buy a new pair do they usually do free delivery/installation?[/quote]
If you hire professional movers just have them pick up your used pre-purchased washer/dryer on the day of the move. Our move included some unused stuff we had in an offsite storage locker. Worked out just fine.
ParticipantReliable Man Movers: http://www.reliablemanmovers.com/
We used these guys when we moved from Point Loma to Bay Park in late 2007. They did a great job.
As for your washer and dryer, I’d buy a nice set with a warranty from a recent foreclosure. Here’s an example: http://sandiego.craigslist.org/ssd/hsh/1068129242.html
ParticipantReliable Man Movers: http://www.reliablemanmovers.com/
We used these guys when we moved from Point Loma to Bay Park in late 2007. They did a great job.
As for your washer and dryer, I’d buy a nice set with a warranty from a recent foreclosure. Here’s an example: http://sandiego.craigslist.org/ssd/hsh/1068129242.html
ParticipantReliable Man Movers: http://www.reliablemanmovers.com/
We used these guys when we moved from Point Loma to Bay Park in late 2007. They did a great job.
As for your washer and dryer, I’d buy a nice set with a warranty from a recent foreclosure. Here’s an example: http://sandiego.craigslist.org/ssd/hsh/1068129242.html
ParticipantReliable Man Movers: http://www.reliablemanmovers.com/
We used these guys when we moved from Point Loma to Bay Park in late 2007. They did a great job.
As for your washer and dryer, I’d buy a nice set with a warranty from a recent foreclosure. Here’s an example: http://sandiego.craigslist.org/ssd/hsh/1068129242.html
ParticipantReliable Man Movers: http://www.reliablemanmovers.com/
We used these guys when we moved from Point Loma to Bay Park in late 2007. They did a great job.
As for your washer and dryer, I’d buy a nice set with a warranty from a recent foreclosure. Here’s an example: http://sandiego.craigslist.org/ssd/hsh/1068129242.html
Participant[quote=kismet37]At the time we were caught up in trying to get the absolute best deal possible and in the end, we lost our dream home over $10,000. [/quote]
You could’ve submitted a backup offer for a few thousand over the accepted price. The seller would’ve known your offer was available if the buyer tried to jerk them around during the escrow process.
Participant[quote=kismet37]At the time we were caught up in trying to get the absolute best deal possible and in the end, we lost our dream home over $10,000. [/quote]
You could’ve submitted a backup offer for a few thousand over the accepted price. The seller would’ve known your offer was available if the buyer tried to jerk them around during the escrow process.
Participant[quote=kismet37]At the time we were caught up in trying to get the absolute best deal possible and in the end, we lost our dream home over $10,000. [/quote]
You could’ve submitted a backup offer for a few thousand over the accepted price. The seller would’ve known your offer was available if the buyer tried to jerk them around during the escrow process.
Participant[quote=kismet37]At the time we were caught up in trying to get the absolute best deal possible and in the end, we lost our dream home over $10,000. [/quote]
You could’ve submitted a backup offer for a few thousand over the accepted price. The seller would’ve known your offer was available if the buyer tried to jerk them around during the escrow process.
Participant[quote=kismet37]At the time we were caught up in trying to get the absolute best deal possible and in the end, we lost our dream home over $10,000. [/quote]
You could’ve submitted a backup offer for a few thousand over the accepted price. The seller would’ve known your offer was available if the buyer tried to jerk them around during the escrow process.
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