Minor details. Leave that to the realtor.justincredible;1843301 wrote:Yep, hopefully they don't mind it's actually in Cincinnati.
should have replace the patio furniture...justincredible;1843329 wrote:We officially have an offer. It's a little lower than what we were hoping for but not by much.
Congrats!justincredible;1843356 wrote:We've officially accepted an offer on the house.
Nice!!justincredible;1843356 wrote:We've officially accepted an offer on the house.
Congrats. Garage was probably what sold it.justincredible;1843356 wrote:We've officially accepted an offer on the house.
Indeed.ernest_t_bass;1843405 wrote:Congrats. Garage was probably what sold it.
Joke's on you. I hid your patio furniture in your garage.justincredible;1843428 wrote:Indeed.
Wow. First off, congrats. But I'm surprised a landlord would be willing to pay full price for a rental. Good on you, though.justincredible;1843630 wrote:I think we found the perfect buyers. They are buying it to use as a rental so the main complaint for most buyers (small kitchen) didn't bother them. They aren't going to be super nit-picky over minor cosmetic things. We can close quickly (set for May 1), get our funds, and continue to live in the house and pay them rent until we can actually move out. My entire work year culminates the week of May 27-June 3 and I will be busy as hell leading up to that week so trying to close on houses and move during that time would be an absolute nightmare. This gives us a lot more flexibility on when we can actually move out. Hopefully nothing major comes up in the inspection.
True. Are you close to any college campuses? Can't get that kinda dough for a rental in my hick town!justincredible;1843636 wrote:It's a nice house in a desirable neighborhood that they will have no problem renting out for $2k/month. They'll get a nice flow of income from the property.
Congrats. It's a pretty awesome feeling selling and having that weight off your shoulders.justincredible;1844927 wrote:We are through inspection, and they came back with only a minimal request. They want $1,000 towards minor repairs and they want us to have the furnace and a/c serviced and provide a receipt before closing. Sold.
as expected, inspectors found a good amount of stuff...buyer agreed to take as is if we would just discount the price by a couple grand...we agreed and will be closing at the end of the monthslingshot4ever;1843315 wrote:We are selling our first house right now and building a new home that we expect to see all kids go through college in. Had 3 offers after 3 days on the market. Took the highest cash offer which was above list price. Now just waiting on the inspection results for our 50 yr old home to see what we might need to fix for the buyer :/
What is your plan (again) on moving to the country? Timeframe.justincredible;1845260 wrote:Congrats on getting through the inspection with minimal requests.
Anyone ever do a 203(k) renovation loan? It would be a last resort if we can't find a move-in ready house we really like, but we've considered buying a fixer-upper and putting in some work to renovate it to our needs/style. I just found a sweet house in an up-and-coming neighborhood that gives us all of the space we need, it just needs a bunch of cosmetic work.