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12-04-2013, 11:22 AM
#1081
Community Organizer
Originally Posted by leadfootgirl' timestamp='1386186752' post='22907224
Poolesville isn't cheap anymore. They have the #1 HS in Montgomery County.
12-04-2013, 11:22 AM
#1082
Originally Posted by leadfootgirl' timestamp='1386186752' post='22907224
[quote name='9k_on_occasion' timestamp='1386184391' post='22907162']
[quote name='goldenfri' timestamp='1386183483' post='22907137']
I am rethinking things a bit. I dunno still
[quote name='goldenfri' timestamp='1386183483' post='22907137']
I am rethinking things a bit. I dunno still
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Take one more location off the list of nice places I might be able to afford to buy a house next year
No that I was really looking at Poolesville, but I remember.. who was it? One s2k guy got a really good deal on a house in Poolesville a little while back.
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Nick was renting.. if that's who you were referencing.
You'd be surprised at what you can and can't do and where you can find it. My new house has great potential.. but needs a lot of spit shining. I'm sure the neighbors are thrilled to have me already
12-04-2013, 11:29 AM
#1083
Ah yeah. I forgot he was renting.
My budget is seems to be right on the tipping point of "Do you want a house that is structurally sound, and safe to be in?". I see a lot of online listings that being with the words "MOLD MOLD MOLD" I could certainly find something out in the middle of nowhere, no problem, but staying within a short commute limits things dramatically.
I'm sure I'll find something, but my wants are just barely possible with my budget it seems. Single family house, two car garage, not right on a busy road/highway. Other than that, I don't care if it's old/small/out of date, yadda yadda..
My budget is seems to be right on the tipping point of "Do you want a house that is structurally sound, and safe to be in?". I see a lot of online listings that being with the words "MOLD MOLD MOLD"
I could certainly find something out in the middle of nowhere, no problem, but staying within a short commute limits things dramatically.I'm sure I'll find something, but my wants are just barely possible with my budget it seems. Single family house, two car garage, not right on a busy road/highway. Other than that, I don't care if it's old/small/out of date, yadda yadda..
12-04-2013, 11:30 AM
#1084
12-04-2013, 11:32 AM
#1085
Community Organizer
Originally Posted by goldenfri' timestamp='1386174866' post='22906880
Just found out S2000 is going to be totaled, haven't spoken numbers yet though.
Also did you see the ISP meet on the main page? One might want to visit that parking lot meet. Could be some merchandise to see....
I was actually thinking that same thing, but I'm scared to bring any of my cars there.
12-04-2013, 11:33 AM
#1086
Community Organizer
12-04-2013, 11:34 AM
#1087
It doesn't seem like good business sense to have crappy all season tires on rental cars in Minneapolis. I had a sporty time getting into the office this morning with a few inches of fresh snow on the roads.
I bet rental companies in the northern states get a lots of crashes in the winter. I guess it's almost always paid by the renter's insurance, so the rental companies just don't care?
I bet rental companies in the northern states get a lots of crashes in the winter. I guess it's almost always paid by the renter's insurance, so the rental companies just don't care?
12-04-2013, 11:34 AM
#1088
Originally Posted by gfacter' timestamp='1386189020' post='22907295
[quote name='goldenfri' timestamp='1386174866' post='22906880']
Just found out S2000 is going to be totaled, haven't spoken numbers yet though.
Just found out S2000 is going to be totaled, haven't spoken numbers yet though.
Also did you see the ISP meet on the main page? One might want to visit that parking lot meet. Could be some merchandise to see....
I was actually thinking that same thing, but I'm scared to bring any of my cars there.[/quote]
your civic will be safe. Unless someone knows how to use hand signals...
12-04-2013, 11:36 AM
#1090
Ah yeah. I forgot he was renting.
My budget is seems to be right on the tipping point of "Do you want a house that is structurally sound, and safe to be in?". I see a lot of online listings that being with the words "MOLD MOLD MOLD" I could certainly find something out in the middle of nowhere, no problem, but staying within a short commute limits things dramatically.
I'm sure I'll find something, but my wants are just barely possible with my budget it seems. Single family house, two car garage, not right on a busy road/highway. Other than that, I don't care if it's old/small/out of date, yadda yadda..
My budget is seems to be right on the tipping point of "Do you want a house that is structurally sound, and safe to be in?". I see a lot of online listings that being with the words "MOLD MOLD MOLD"
I could certainly find something out in the middle of nowhere, no problem, but staying within a short commute limits things dramatically.I'm sure I'll find something, but my wants are just barely possible with my budget it seems. Single family house, two car garage, not right on a busy road/highway. Other than that, I don't care if it's old/small/out of date, yadda yadda..
Everything with real estate is relative. Don't make the mistake and purchase the bigger house further out that has more amenities unless you absolutely are ok with staying there for many years.
location is key and everything else is just a matter of money. Don't skimp in certain areas because trying to add later will be a huge problem.