I am so keeping my mouth shut from now on

[chelelev]

 That house, that house, that house.

We did the inspection May 12.  I answered yes to a question I did not understand fully (in hindsight).  Verbally, I approved the inspection.  Now, we have to submit paperwook today, listing repairs that we won't to be compensated for.  We are starting at splitting the costs 1/2 but I am willing to go to 1/3.  It is just replacing the roof (whcih is only about 7K) and replacing the electrical panel (no estimate yet, chasing that down).

It is a never ending pain in the ass.

At least we will stop at Applebees for dinner, they have alcohol.

Comments

[maryjo.livejournal.com]

They have the Brewtus at Applebee's :o)

[taryns-mom.livejournal.com]

I had to backtrack to see if this was the same house or a different house.... looks like it's the same house... and I had to laugh when I read the sellers wanted to make sure you guys love it as much as they do.... I felt the same way when we sold the first home we owned back in IL. No, it wasn't a family home for generations on end... but it was our first home and we loved it so much and poured so much of ourselves into it. But the truth was, I needed to sell it. And while it killed me to hear they pretty much destroyed the landscaping we did, it was their house. Glad to know I'm not the only emotional seller....

And very glad to hear that things are progressing for y'all.... *hugs* Moving sucks, but it will be worth it if you fall in love with your new home....