Sheriff Cad
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You should definitely go get tested at a doctor for mold and any breathing problems, on your way to the construction lawyer's place.
Home buying thread
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Siliconemelons
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That is 2 year old work... yeah it was jacked up... that looks worse like a 30-50 year old house that just has seen a thing or two...
Addition connection areas are /always/ a big problem area if not done correctly the first time.
I am sure I am wrong...
But rather then spend 10k on new floors, just post a smidge below the value you think it should be and then accept a lower offer rather than waste redoing floors.
9 out of 10 are going to come in an redo floors and walls, why bother.
But then you contend with women... women cannot for the life of them VISUALIZE how something /could be/ they get so hung up on how it is they cant just look at old carpet and go "oh this is fine we are going to replace it with X" they would rather walk in to new cheaply dont LPV and go "oh it looks so pretty, we are still going to replace it with X"
really I have the same thoughts on kitchens. We are re-doing our kitchen, I ask my wife what she wants, make sure it is what she wants then that's it, even if she wants something completely not "industry standard" - because, the people that will buy our house will A) gut it or B) live with it, not much middle ground.
Addition connection areas are /always/ a big problem area if not done correctly the first time.
I am sure I am wrong...
But rather then spend 10k on new floors, just post a smidge below the value you think it should be and then accept a lower offer rather than waste redoing floors.
9 out of 10 are going to come in an redo floors and walls, why bother.
But then you contend with women... women cannot for the life of them VISUALIZE how something /could be/ they get so hung up on how it is they cant just look at old carpet and go "oh this is fine we are going to replace it with X" they would rather walk in to new cheaply dont LPV and go "oh it looks so pretty, we are still going to replace it with X"
really I have the same thoughts on kitchens. We are re-doing our kitchen, I ask my wife what she wants, make sure it is what she wants then that's it, even if she wants something completely not "industry standard" - because, the people that will buy our house will A) gut it or B) live with it, not much middle ground.
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