Well, I thought all the stress was over.
But, it probably isn't.
We have to wait a few days before we can make an offer on the home we viewed yesterday.
When you are dealing with rather elderly owners, you can't rush them.
So... there's a few days before we can put something on paper.
Meantime, I'm stressed out... AGAIN.
Today I shall continue packing stuff. I still have the Britto to pack up.
And I will probably make a start on sanding all the little spots on walls that need sanding, then painting.
I have a load I can take over to our storage unit as well. So see? Plenty to do.
Stew is back at work today, it was nice having him home yesterday I must say. Nice to have company on a Monday.
Thankfully you have 3 months to get it all done. Not the initial signing, of course. Question: Is this new home in a Home Owners Association? That is what I am in, we have 22 homes and we pay a monthly fee that covers all outside work needed ie: painting, roofing, driveways, walkways, snow removal, yard mowing, weed eating, edging and blowing. We are also Owner occupied, we can not rent our home out, only an owner can live here.
ReplyDeleteJust curious. Ky Girl
Yes. Same sort of thing.
DeleteGood luck. I hope it all works out for you. Ky Girl
DeleteOMG. I live in FEAR of HOA's. (Home Owner's Association) I would NEVER live in a place (that I own) and allow someone else to tell me how I can use my house. There was even an X-Files show about it! HA. I should find that again! There was a woman in Florida (true story) that got eaten by a crocodile while walking her small dog on a leash in her backyard because her HOA fined her twice for walking her own dog, in her own front yard, on a leash. I would need to be in control of all expenses and yard work, maintenance - whatever. Even if... Especially if... I can't afford it. HOA's are really popular, though. It's hard to find a home that isn't part of one. Fortunately, out here in the middle of the forest on 100 acres - we don't have to worry about that!
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