kaitlyn3837
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I'm in! Made it with time to spare!
For me it was most definitely worth it! My purchase was even more complicated than most. The house we were purchasing was a foreclosure and was owned by HUD. The loan we were getting was through the USDA rather than a traditional loan. Talk about headaches! Working with two government agencies in addition to the regulars like realtors, loan agents, title writers, etc. It took 3 months from the time our offer was accepted to when we got the keys. Pain in the rump! But so worth it!Jevverrett":f97h6pd9 said:They do need a lot of info, from both of us. That takes days to accumulate and sort out. Then the faxing of all of it, and going over all of it on the phone. And many decisions. And after all that, now I need to stop spending and hoard away nearly 8k$ in cash. This must be worth it, or else it wouldn't be so involved, right?
I definitely ended up in Oregon at EXACTLY the wrong time to buy a house. Jeez...Blackhorse":b0bw3uyd said:We bought (our third house) about 25 years. $85K purchase price. Recent market appraisal was $270K. There's another very potent reason for you to believe the hassle is worth it.
Okay, you got me on that one. :rabbit:Blackhorse":7pxfpqxb said:Well Jeez Bobby...ya can't sign zee papers if you're not even born yet.
Orders received, and me too!Blackhorse":l7kpo7kq said:This isn't an easy one for me to figure out. I have a few ideas, but would appreciate suggestions on ordinance from any bomber that has a clue as to what would be 'Mission appropriate'.
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