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WHY am I looking at houses!?!?
G and I just bought our "starter home" a little over a year and a half ago. It is a small three bedroom ranch (only about 960 square feet.) It is small but plenty for just the two of us but needed A LOT of updating.
Ideally, I will start working this fall and in about 3-4 more years we can start searching for our "forever" home. I want something big enough to host all family gatherings (we have huge families and I love to entertain!) and something we won't outgrow.
I love old houses that are nicely kept up and can be made beautiful. This one in particular...but I REALLY need to stop looking.
Re: WHY am I looking at houses!?!?
I am clearly living in the wrong state if that is what 125,000 will get me. The average home value in our city is 293,000.
It's a really cute house though!
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That's what I was thinking! That house would be upwards of 300,000 here!
I was thinking the exact same thing! We just bought our starter home for 300,000! I would die and go to heaven if I could purchase a home as cute as that for that price!
You can hardly get a trailer here for that much.
That house is adorable, Courtney, and you should totally look into it more.
We've had a pipe dream of moving to Boise sometime in the future (we would have to wait for at least 3 or 4 years) and I caught myself looking online at houses too. It's a dangerous habit
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Looking is always ok - it's good to have a good idea of how much things cost so that you can prepare financially :-).
Nothing wrong with looking. We bought our forever house last August and I still look at house! I'm actually obsessed anytime a house comes on the market in our subdivision I'm all over it.
As for the price, Ohio definately has good prices! I watch house hunters on TLC and can't believe how much small/gross houses are in other cities.
My thoughts exactly!!! Baltimore is ridiculously expensive! We bought a tiny 2 bedrooms condo for twice that price
I knew that I should not have opened this post.
:::runs away crying in envy:::
I survived the RoLex wedding and all I got was this lousy husband.
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or los angeles.... That house is really cute. And I agree it is fun to look!
or los angeles.... That house is really cute. And I agree it is fun to look!
right there with you!
does not hurt to look. you never know what you might find! who is not to say you move sooner.
Or Sonoma County. Super cute place.
Or Philly burbs. I'm so, so jealous!