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That’s a beautiful house – I could easily see my family living there – all I would change is the outside trim color, remove the stained glass (too churchy)and bathroom wall paper. I’d just deduct what I thought removing those things would cost and make an offer!

Adding a pic of the back yard and the rest of the kitchen would help give potential buyers a complete picture of what is being offered.

Good luck!

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[quote=blue_sky]there were two exploded cans of butane fuel at the site when I went to check it out this morning.[/quote]

And the FD hadn’t taken that in as evidence, it was still laying at the site?

Wonderful.

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[quote=blue_sky]there were two exploded cans of butane fuel at the site when I went to check it out this morning.[/quote]

And the FD hadn’t taken that in as evidence, it was still laying at the site?

Wonderful.

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[quote=blue_sky]there were two exploded cans of butane fuel at the site when I went to check it out this morning.[/quote]

And the FD hadn’t taken that in as evidence, it was still laying at the site?

Wonderful.

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[quote=blue_sky]there were two exploded cans of butane fuel at the site when I went to check it out this morning.[/quote]

And the FD hadn’t taken that in as evidence, it was still laying at the site?

Wonderful.

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[quote=blue_sky]there were two exploded cans of butane fuel at the site when I went to check it out this morning.[/quote]

And the FD hadn’t taken that in as evidence, it was still laying at the site?

Wonderful.

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ccutequeen –

If your current rent is $1200 (*) and you’re struggling with putting $800 back, that puts your absolute max mortgage at about $2000/mo.

A 30 yr fixed on Sunset Cove, even with 20% down, is going to be closer to $3000/mo than $2000/mo.

It looks like your best plan is to continue saving and waiting for prices to drop more until the necessary purchase price / down payment / monthly payment lines intersect at a very comfortable level.

Please keep us posted!

(*) – $1200/mo was sduuuuude’s guess at your current rent, so figures above will need to be adjusted for your specific situation.

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ccutequeen –

If your current rent is $1200 (*) and you’re struggling with putting $800 back, that puts your absolute max mortgage at about $2000/mo.

A 30 yr fixed on Sunset Cove, even with 20% down, is going to be closer to $3000/mo than $2000/mo.

It looks like your best plan is to continue saving and waiting for prices to drop more until the necessary purchase price / down payment / monthly payment lines intersect at a very comfortable level.

Please keep us posted!

(*) – $1200/mo was sduuuuude’s guess at your current rent, so figures above will need to be adjusted for your specific situation.

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ccutequeen –

If your current rent is $1200 (*) and you’re struggling with putting $800 back, that puts your absolute max mortgage at about $2000/mo.

A 30 yr fixed on Sunset Cove, even with 20% down, is going to be closer to $3000/mo than $2000/mo.

It looks like your best plan is to continue saving and waiting for prices to drop more until the necessary purchase price / down payment / monthly payment lines intersect at a very comfortable level.

Please keep us posted!

(*) – $1200/mo was sduuuuude’s guess at your current rent, so figures above will need to be adjusted for your specific situation.

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ccutequeen –

If your current rent is $1200 (*) and you’re struggling with putting $800 back, that puts your absolute max mortgage at about $2000/mo.

A 30 yr fixed on Sunset Cove, even with 20% down, is going to be closer to $3000/mo than $2000/mo.

It looks like your best plan is to continue saving and waiting for prices to drop more until the necessary purchase price / down payment / monthly payment lines intersect at a very comfortable level.

Please keep us posted!

(*) – $1200/mo was sduuuuude’s guess at your current rent, so figures above will need to be adjusted for your specific situation.

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ccutequeen –

If your current rent is $1200 (*) and you’re struggling with putting $800 back, that puts your absolute max mortgage at about $2000/mo.

A 30 yr fixed on Sunset Cove, even with 20% down, is going to be closer to $3000/mo than $2000/mo.

It looks like your best plan is to continue saving and waiting for prices to drop more until the necessary purchase price / down payment / monthly payment lines intersect at a very comfortable level.

Please keep us posted!

(*) – $1200/mo was sduuuuude’s guess at your current rent, so figures above will need to be adjusted for your specific situation.

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This thread was going nowhere until HarryBosch chimed in.

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This thread was going nowhere until HarryBosch chimed in.

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This thread was going nowhere until HarryBosch chimed in.

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This thread was going nowhere until HarryBosch chimed in.

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