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Participant[quote=UCGal]depending on where you live you may, legally, be required to have properly fenced areas -just like an inground pool.[/quote]
Seems reasonable; I think our backyard fence should cover that requirement.
[quote=walterwhite]i dont know how old your kids are, but i have bigger kids and recently bought a small 10 dollar inflatable pool
… can get beer at the same time as you buy your pool. i think the pool may have been on sale and may normal be 15.[/quote]
Beer is essential! We’ve had the smaller inflatable pools for a few years now; we put to rest one that sprung a leak last weekend. I’m looking for something my wife and I can swim in, as well as our kids!
I don’t want to kill the grass, though, so I’m looking for something that might fit on the patio.
Participant[quote=UCGal]depending on where you live you may, legally, be required to have properly fenced areas -just like an inground pool.[/quote]
Seems reasonable; I think our backyard fence should cover that requirement.
[quote=walterwhite]i dont know how old your kids are, but i have bigger kids and recently bought a small 10 dollar inflatable pool
… can get beer at the same time as you buy your pool. i think the pool may have been on sale and may normal be 15.[/quote]
Beer is essential! We’ve had the smaller inflatable pools for a few years now; we put to rest one that sprung a leak last weekend. I’m looking for something my wife and I can swim in, as well as our kids!
I don’t want to kill the grass, though, so I’m looking for something that might fit on the patio.
Participant[quote=scaredycat]the divorce is always possible, everyone could possibly get a divorce. I would rank the possibility of divorce as slighly higher than the possibility of zombie attack.[/quote]
This funny to me, mainly because my wife has been annoyed that I’ve been ranking the houses we’ve been looking at based on how defensible they would be to a zombie attack.
The house we’re currently in escrow with is probably a 7, which is good, because it has just enough to make for an exciting, but eventually failed, last stand.
Participant[quote=scaredycat]the divorce is always possible, everyone could possibly get a divorce. I would rank the possibility of divorce as slighly higher than the possibility of zombie attack.[/quote]
This funny to me, mainly because my wife has been annoyed that I’ve been ranking the houses we’ve been looking at based on how defensible they would be to a zombie attack.
The house we’re currently in escrow with is probably a 7, which is good, because it has just enough to make for an exciting, but eventually failed, last stand.
Participant[quote=scaredycat]the divorce is always possible, everyone could possibly get a divorce. I would rank the possibility of divorce as slighly higher than the possibility of zombie attack.[/quote]
This funny to me, mainly because my wife has been annoyed that I’ve been ranking the houses we’ve been looking at based on how defensible they would be to a zombie attack.
The house we’re currently in escrow with is probably a 7, which is good, because it has just enough to make for an exciting, but eventually failed, last stand.
Participant[quote=scaredycat]the divorce is always possible, everyone could possibly get a divorce. I would rank the possibility of divorce as slighly higher than the possibility of zombie attack.[/quote]
This funny to me, mainly because my wife has been annoyed that I’ve been ranking the houses we’ve been looking at based on how defensible they would be to a zombie attack.
The house we’re currently in escrow with is probably a 7, which is good, because it has just enough to make for an exciting, but eventually failed, last stand.
Participant[quote=scaredycat]the divorce is always possible, everyone could possibly get a divorce. I would rank the possibility of divorce as slighly higher than the possibility of zombie attack.[/quote]
This funny to me, mainly because my wife has been annoyed that I’ve been ranking the houses we’ve been looking at based on how defensible they would be to a zombie attack.
The house we’re currently in escrow with is probably a 7, which is good, because it has just enough to make for an exciting, but eventually failed, last stand.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]seller’s obligation unless buyer agree’s to pay them which would be unusual[/quote]
Escrow confirms that this is the case here. Thanks for your comments!
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]seller’s obligation unless buyer agree’s to pay them which would be unusual[/quote]
Escrow confirms that this is the case here. Thanks for your comments!
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]seller’s obligation unless buyer agree’s to pay them which would be unusual[/quote]
Escrow confirms that this is the case here. Thanks for your comments!
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]seller’s obligation unless buyer agree’s to pay them which would be unusual[/quote]
Escrow confirms that this is the case here. Thanks for your comments!
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]seller’s obligation unless buyer agree’s to pay them which would be unusual[/quote]
Escrow confirms that this is the case here. Thanks for your comments!
Participant[quote=edna_mode]… So about $600/mo carrying cost per $100,000 house. Haven’t been too far off yet.[/quote]
I’m happy you posted this, since it pretty closely matches my calculations of what my post tax-break carrying cost would be. As a first time house buyer, I’m nervous about using the online calculators, and I always assume everything will always be somewhat more costly or less beneficial than they suggest.
Thanks for the feedback.
Participant[quote=edna_mode]… So about $600/mo carrying cost per $100,000 house. Haven’t been too far off yet.[/quote]
I’m happy you posted this, since it pretty closely matches my calculations of what my post tax-break carrying cost would be. As a first time house buyer, I’m nervous about using the online calculators, and I always assume everything will always be somewhat more costly or less beneficial than they suggest.
Thanks for the feedback.
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