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I'll show yall my kitchen when we finally get stuff put away this weekend. It needs what we call some updating

we haven't even touched the basement yet but I want to do something similar. We have the drop ceiling as well, along with some 3" thick striped carpet

Looks similar to ours too, just a bit darker. It looks nice

Total cost for Teddy is Trevor Lawrence and a comp pick. It was a moronic signing the day they did it and every day after.

Pool is coming a long. Still a murky tadpole infested swamp but better than it was!

Yeah we went over budget but got literally everything we wanted plus more except for school district. If you would have told me we would have been able to swing this house with 2 acres of land and a pool and a finished basement in charlotte I would have laughed in your face.

we were lucky to get ours as well. Went like 2 hours after it went on the market. They had already accepted an offer with 10k due diligence money sight unseen from someone up north. They "accidently " didn't check a box and backed out the next day. They asked us the next day if we wanted them to consider our offer. We had offered 100 dollars over list. The sellers agent said they had over 100 showings in 2 days but I think because we submitted the next offer and it was at least what it was listed for they accepted. We bought it from a sweet 88 year old lady. She definitely picked us because we couldn't get into a bidding war on it.

Paint going, hardwood needs some love (and some existence in the one room lol)

Got about a half acre of the 1.5 acre back yard fenced in. Dogs are THRILLED

Im well aware. I'm in it since 2017 at .0025 cent per coin. I'm fine with it. At least you know who he is unlike 99% of other projects

This guy bought eth at 10 bucks a coin. Planned to hold for a year but sold at 50 bucks. A year to the day I bought it was over 1400 dollars. Smh... trx is going to surpass (not in dollar per coin but overall project market cap it at somepoint I think). Chinese coin, if it blows up it will be gigantic.

Investors will swallow those up in about 5 minutes I believe. They've been paying full asking price cash for a few months now. Once it ends it will just mean a higher percentage of rental properties i think. Wallpaper finally finished yesterday. My painter started on ceilings yesterday and starting to paint walls today. Hopefully we will move in April 17th and get our house ready for our renters to move in May 1st

Wallpaper sucks!!! Removing from one room, 5 hours in. 10% done

ripped carpet today. Hardwood in hallway, master and secondary bedroom. Subfloor in the 3rd bedroom upstairs anyone know a Hardwood flooring guy? 12x13 room

Signed at 9am recorded by 1245. Ja had me nervous something was going to come up. About to head over to take down wallpaper in master and maybe start pulling up some carpet!!

What does their ethnicity have to do with anything?

Yeah, you should say no. Are you in charlotte? I got poo to do Thursday at the house so hopefully things go smoothly for me

Nice. I may post pictures after we are done remodeling. It may be a couple years lol

Awesome, glad it worked out for you. I'm just ready to close on Thursday so we can start spending money lol. The house we're getting is AWESOME but hasn't been updated in 60 years

Someone below us, lol. I haven't researched it that would just be my preference. If 5 qbs go by 7 Someone will trade up for pitts surtain or an ot. That's the only way fields or Lance won't be there.

I want fields or Lance at 8. If they aren't there trade back a few spots and pick up a 3rd and trade it for darnold

Yeah buyer has some fault but honestly the lender asks for so much (understandably so) it's hard to keep up if you don't have a lender that communicates well. Plus verifying your employment is something you are not really supposed to have a hand in. If he works for a huge company he may not be able to just go knock on his bosses door and make sure it's done. Just know that it's probably stressing them out just as much as it is you. Unless of course they did get fired on Tuesday. Lol

meant to tag you

If you're in North Carolina everyone does. Closing date plus 14 days as long as both parties are acting in good faith. If you get mad and pull the deal you'll be on the hook to pay them their money back and they could sue you to perform as well. Chances are the lender didn't get a reply back from his employer so he just needs to make sure his hr department tells the lender for like the 5th time that he still works there. Its crazy they let everyone sign without it though. Did he get the keys yet?

If 2 days from now you are still in the 14 day grace period from the original closing date you can't or you breach contract