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Oh, for 279 acres I could make do for at least a while...
Housing market trash
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DSM Turbos
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- Raleigh, NC
when I buy my 4 million dollar house that will be my cook's issue not mine!
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But you should know that will severely limit the cooking of bacon.
DSM Turbos
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- Raleigh, NC
Nah, I will get my bacon, that is there issue to go make! lol, and not in the microwave!
awheelterd
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- Kenly, NC
I dig it, but my kids would climb over the porch rail and plunge to their death, so unfortunately that means I'm out.You got me browsing in that area, and I spotted this one nearby:
9259 Statesville Road, North Wilkesboro, NC 28659 | MLS #251069 | Zillow
This 4789 square feet Single Family home has 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. It is located at 9259 Statesville Road, North Wilkesboro, NC.www.zillow.com
Just a bit above my budget.
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I like it, and was gonna go halves with my distant cousin @drkelly, but with the house at 1600ft elevation, I'm out. They could have at least put it on top of the mountain:
Plus, 1800ft ain't a mountain, that's just a big hill. Gotta get up to at least 3000ft to get the edge off the summer heat.
Plus, 1800ft ain't a mountain, that's just a big hill. Gotta get up to at least 3000ft to get the edge off the summer heat.
awheelterd
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Shit, west of Greensboro is the mountains for me.
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- Raleigh
Mine would insist on installing climbing routes on the retaining wall.
That kitchen, tho...
money can't buy taste.
Loganwayne
#BTL
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Apparently y’all’s clients aren’t as high class as some we have been dealing with. Two separate sets of clients have spent over a 100,000 on kitchen appliances. One has 2sets of everything so his chief doesn’t get bogged down. The other client just went all out on a full waterproof outdoor kitchenA house like that, someone's going to spend $20k just on appliances.
But, seriously, that's a crappy kitchen.
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You're right, 20k is low... subzero fridge columns alone are like 11k each.
I'm definitely in favor of a second sink where space allows.
jcramsey
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- Marion, NC
So @trailhugger ia a kitchen snob, @jeepinmatt is an elevation snob and @awheelterd is a safety snob.
I think I’m a “don’t want where I eat to look like a greenhouse with those goofy windows” snob.
I think I’m a “don’t want where I eat to look like a greenhouse with those goofy windows” snob.
awheelterd
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I'm not the safety snob, my wife is. Im just trying to avert more marital discord. I'm good enough at provoking that myself.
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It kinda looks like an old Hardee's.
jcramsey
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I was thinking Arby’s lol
drkelly
Dipstick who put two vehicles on jack stands
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Home prices may 'see big declines in coming years,' expert says
Despite four straight months of record-breaking increases, home prices could end up reversing course in the next few years, according to one expert.
drkelly
Dipstick who put two vehicles on jack stands
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The US housing market will finally be back to normal in 2023 — but prices will be stuck permanently higher
Fannie Mae economists see home-price growth matching its pre-COVID average of 5% in early 2023. By then, houses will be a new level of unaffordable.
www.businessinsider.com
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I think this is the more realistic take on it because of the pervasive inflation. $300k is the new $200k.
The US housing market will finally be back to normal in 2023 — but prices will be stuck permanently higher
Fannie Mae economists see home-price growth matching its pre-COVID average of 5% in early 2023. By then, houses will be a new level of unaffordable.
Wes
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I need land value to crash. Specifically about 100 acres of good hunting land within walking distance of my house. Not asking a lot.
mbalbritton
#@$%!
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A house in my neighbourhood:
This is Florida and there's no pool. F-that! It's has nothing on my house and no way I'd pay 1/2mil for either.
www.realtor.com
This is Florida and there's no pool. F-that! It's has nothing on my house and no way I'd pay 1/2mil for either.
1319 Valley Hl E, Lakeland, FL 33813 | realtor.com®
See photos and price history of this 4 bed, 3 bath, 2,327 Sq. Ft. recently sold home located at 1319 Valley Hl E, Lakeland, FL 33813 that was sold on 04/11/2022 for $470000.
awheelterd
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Drop the "u" and the price will go downA house in my neighbourhood:
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This is Florida and there's no pool. F-that! It's has nothing on my house and no way I'd pay 1/2mil for either.
1319 Valley Hl E, Lakeland, FL 33813 | realtor.com®
See photos and price history of this 4 bed, 3 bath, 2,327 Sq. Ft. recently sold home located at 1319 Valley Hl E, Lakeland, FL 33813 that was sold on 04/11/2022 for $470000.
RatLabGuy
You look like a monkey and smell like one too
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he's trying to get bids ftom the UK marketDrop the "u" and the price will go down
mbalbritton
#@$%!
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maybe if they paint it a different colour it will go up.Drop the "u" and the price will go down