I took yesterday off work to go do some serious house hunting. I’ve taken a couple weeks off and just watched the market, so my realtor and I felt confident that we now had a list of several good contenders. My future roomie came with me to be my second set of eyes. Here are the houses we saw, in order:
1. A house with a mold problem
2. A house that smelled like the inside of a port-a-potty
3. A house with green carpet and green painted trim throughout
4. A house that someone had clearly been shot in but the selling agent had completely ignoring the law about bio-hazard cleaning and warnings
5. A house that clearly houses chain-smoking hoarders
I’m sure the question going through your mind right now is Where on earth is she trying to buy a home? The ghetto? The answer is no, I am not looking for a house in the ghetto. I’m looking in neighborhoods on Kernan, Hodges and Beach Blvds. And this is what it has to offer me. I am getting frustrated beyond what I am able to express. I am still certain that buying is the best option for me and I am not in a hurry, but I am a little disappointed. However, I refuse to let that disappointment lead me to buy a house that I otherwise wouldn’t just because it is there and I dislike it the least. I’m in a good position because neither me nor my roomie are under any time restrictions.
I have diagrammed the Harry Potter driving plans and I’ve created an itinerary with as few contingencies as possible. I would like to eliminate those contingencies, though. To do this I need to know Kathryn and Amanda’s plans. I will try contacting them tomorrow and email the driving diagram, general itinerary and park specific itineraries once I’m confident that the contingencies are as few and low-impact as possible.
I am literally counting the days until that weekend!!!!!!!! I can’t wait to see y’all!
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