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did anyone mention ,WATER.
What about it? I talked more with the builder of one of the homes I had mentioned before. I'm going tuesday morning to talk with my loan officer and figure out the details. I may be moving to Oak Grove, which means alot of changes for my family, and me.
They wouldnt hardly budge from their asking price. I pretty much talked myself out of that one before I even placed an offer. I just can't bring myself to give the same for a 18 year old home as I could for a brand new one.I went tuesday and talked to the mortgage company about financing for the "new" home in oak grove. The kids are onboard for changing schools, but neither them or Stephanie and I are willing to have them change till school starts again next year. This means I will be struggling to fight school traffic every day to get them to and from school.There are quite a few changes to come with the new place. The electric, trash, cable, sewer, and internet, and water will pretty much be all different providers (read seperate bills). Currently all these things come on one bill and are all together cheaper than what we are looking at with the new place. On the plus side I have worked out a deal to have an unfinnished 24x30 shop built in back, and we will have an extra bedroom/office and a 1 car garage for storing the operational toys.
MY ROOM ok um school?? didnt they just start ?? just seemed it would suck getting them back and forth but that does give them time to adjustwack me in the head but what do you do??
now i remember you telling me that, and that you got a bonus if your "team" met a certain quotaso when ya moving in??
Just throwing something out there, as I was a military brat, and moved several times during the school year, and also during the summer. It is always hard to change schools, and it sucks changing schools in the middle of the school year, but school is also a great way to make friends. It sucks when you move into a neighborhood in the middle of summer, and you don't really have friends to play with, because all the neighborhood kids are at camp, or hanging out at their buddies' in a different neighborhood, or whatever. Its a lot easier for kids to warm up to each other in a non threatening environment like school, than it is for neighborhood mom bring neighborhood kid over and say, "look Johnny, here's a new friend for you to play with, and neighborhood kid and new kid have a stare down. just my experience But I don't know how big your town is or anything either, all of my experience moving was from state to state, not within the same city, so
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