FINALLY.....

Started by *FFC*, April 06, 2009, 01:26:32 PM

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*FFC*

Matt and I have been house searching since October.  We fell out of escrow back in November on a home that wasn't right for us, and in early February we opened escrow on a home here in Sac.

Well, 4 weeks after our original closing date, and a lot of stress and frustrations later, we're *finally* the new owners of a home!!!!! :woohoo: :woohoo:

We've already painted, fixed the garage door, and put carpet in the bedrooms (it's tile in the rest of the house) - and now it's a matter of moving in :woohoo:

3 bedroom, 1 full bath, 1 half bath, .19 lot with RV parking YEEEEAH!

"Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift - that's why they call it the present." - RW Emerson -

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Quote from: *FFC* on April 06, 2009, 01:26:32 PM
Matt and I have been house searching since October.  We fell out of escrow back in November on a home that wasn't right for us, and in early February we opened escrow on a home here in Sac.

Well, 4 weeks after our original closing date, and a lot of stress and frustrations later, we're *finally* the new owners of a home!!!!! :woohoo: :woohoo:

We've already painted, fixed the garage door, and put carpet in the bedrooms (it's tile in the rest of the house) - and now it's a matter of moving in :woohoo:

3 bedroom, 1 full bath, 1 half bath, .19 lot with RV parking YEEEEAH!




   Congrads...Hope it all works out for you. Say Can I use a room?

4RunnerChevy

Looks like your gonna need a lawnmower to keep up with the Jonses, atleast on one side  :thumbs:

I also see room for a rockpile!

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:woohoo:     :cheer:       :party:       :hyper:       :willynilly:


18 million billion ka-trillion CONGRATS you two!!!!!     :D

RIP Kyle, we love and miss you man.  :smooch:
Quote from: KYOTA on October 03, 2009, 10:33:31 AM
thanks for the smooch I miss you too !  :yesnod:

*FFC*

Oh don't get me started on the lawn :ack: I have plans to rubber bark the front yard, gravel the front side yard, and put in a garden in the back - hopefully the mowing will be to a minimum - but that's all long term plans cept for the garden and gravel.

:woohoo:
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Holy Cow , congratulations you two ! ! ! . That is a beautiful house , I can't wait till I buy one . I'm real happy for you guys  :beerchug: .
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Quote from: *FFC* on April 06, 2009, 01:44:29 PM
Oh don't get me started on the lawn :ack: I have plans to rubber bark the front yard, gravel the front side yard, and put in a garden in the back - hopefully the mowing will be to a minimum - but that's all long term plans cept for the garden and gravel.

:woohoo:



congrats, glad you guys finally got everything sorted out.  the rubber bark is nice, we have been redoing all of the flowerbeds at the house with it.  it is really expensive though so see if anyone in your area carries it in bulk and buy it that way.  when you put the gravel down maybe lay weed tarp down first  :dunno:  my rv access the p.o. used small river rocks on it and it has hella weeds growing through it.

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Congrats  :greengrin:  Good time to buy!  My friends just bought a nice 3,000 square foot house in tracy for $180,000  :yikes:
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*FFC*

Thanks for the tips! I've been tellin Matt that rototilling isn't going to do the trick.  I'm planning on putting plastic down under the gravel...

Any recommendations where to get the bark Justin?
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Quote from: *FFC* on April 06, 2009, 06:44:25 PM
Thanks for the tips! I've been tellin Matt that rototilling isn't going to do the trick.  I'm planning on putting plastic down under the gravel...

Any recommendations where to get the bark Justin?


if they have it you can get it from nursery's, also places that have lanscape rock.  Keep a look out sometime orchard does a buy1 get1 free and that make it somewhat affordable.  the bark is $9 a bag from the store.  you can get 100ft rolls of commercial grade weed tarp for 45 from home depot. 

Duffil

sa-weet!! when's the housewarming :beerwhack: and wrenchathon? i gotta get a ride. :yupyup:

seriously though that is a nice place. Glad you guys got your own place now.

EarlKann

Congrats!  We just put in our second offer today.  Didn't get the first house due to non-permitted additions issues.  This one is a short sale, so we were told not to get to excited.  :sad2:

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nice!  where in sac is it?

*FFC*

Quote from: snowshoebrue on April 06, 2009, 09:23:04 PM

if they have it you can get it from nursery's, also places that have lanscape rock.  Keep a look out sometime orchard does a buy1 get1 free and that make it somewhat affordable.  the bark is $9 a bag from the store.  you can get 100ft rolls of commercial grade weed tarp for 45 from home depot. 

Awsome :thumbs: Thanks!!

Quote from: Duffil on April 06, 2009, 09:36:21 PM
sa-weet!! when's the housewarming :beerwhack: and wrenchathon? i gotta get a ride. :yupyup:

seriously though that is a nice place. Glad you guys got your own place now.

Some time in May or June - we'll have Kyle or Dave pick you up on their way out :hahaha:

Quote from: EarlKann on April 06, 2009, 09:44:19 PM
Congrats!  We just put in our second offer today.  Didn't get the first house due to non-permitted additions issues.  This one is a short sale, so we were told not to get to excited.  :sad2:

Hang in there - we put in about 25-30 offers and got denied every one - even offering above the asking price in today's market :ack: We only got accepted on 2 :eek: Good luck!!! I hope you end up with the perfect place!

Quote from: Hyena on April 06, 2009, 09:48:32 PM
nice!  where in sac is it?

Off Norwood/80 area :gap:
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*FFC*

Yes, it is relieving - we closed almost 4 weeks late.


Fun fact: I just realized we closed escrow exactly 9 months after our wedding day :yupyup:

Married: 7.6.8
Closed: 4.6.8
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JanMarie13

Hmmm.....let's seeeeee......what else can you do now exactly 9 months from yesterday...... hmmmmmm.....    :idea:


:rofl:  juuust kiddin, I know you have a plan!  :thumbs:
RIP Kyle, we love and miss you man.  :smooch:
Quote from: KYOTA on October 03, 2009, 10:33:31 AM
thanks for the smooch I miss you too !  :yesnod:

*FFC*

Quote from: MPA on April 07, 2009, 09:42:06 AM
Hmmm.....let's seeeeee......what else can you do now exactly 9 months from yesterday...... hmmmmmm.....    :idea:


:rofl:  juuust kiddin, I know you have a plan!  :thumbs:

:hyper: tempting, but we'll save that for September :yupyup:
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KYOTA

looks like theres enough room to squeeze a driveway past the side of the garage and build a shop in the back yard  :greengrin:

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:headscratch:  why not  a nice heat tollerant grass :dunno:
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