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Life Lesson: Don’t Close On A House In December

Posted on April 7, 2014 by Josh

Good news: I found a house, put in an offer, and had it accepted. Bad news: It took 2 months longer than expected to go to closing. You may be asking yourself why this is bad news. I had 2 … Continue reading →

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House Hunt Round 1: Not Everything is Terrible (But Neither is Everything Great)

Posted on May 22, 2013 by Josh

Yesterday I took some time to rant a bit about the house-hunting process, and to warn anyone out there who’s looking to make sure you take everything you see with a grain of salt. With that said, I also have … Continue reading →

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House Hunting Horrors: “Minor TLC” Is A Relative Appraisal

Posted on May 21, 2013 by Josh

Ladies and gentlemen, I want to put forward a motion to all the real estate agents of the world. There is such a thing as “minor TLC,” sure. I can believe that. It includes things like interior paint or trim, … Continue reading →

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Oh, man…It’s like I’m a grown-up or something…

Posted on April 27, 2013 by Josh

Today is a big day. Today is Serious Business. Today is my first big step into the world of being an adult in quite awhile. Y’know, since I got a college degree, got a grown-up job as an engineer, and … Continue reading →

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