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Houses sit because they're overpriced. That's all it comes down to in the end, no?Are these usual reasons why houses just sit?
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Houses sit because they're overpriced. That's all it comes down to in the end, no?Are these usual reasons why houses just sit?
They are the worst. Of all the people we dealt with over the course of the past year when we build the new place, the tile guys hands down offered the worst contracts with the highest markups.Like so many aspects of renovation, beware of Reputable Tile Merchants selling exactly the same tile available at Lowe’s for twice the price. The plain white Daltile I used for our new bathroom was such a case, and was happy to discover this before pulling the trigger at the higher price.
The buyers of our house keep coming by with contractors and architects. Sounds like they are expanding our house in every direction. Not sure why they didn't just find an empty lot and build a new house but I don't care.
Obviously they bought it due to its distinguished provenance.The buyers of our house keep coming by with contractors and architects. Sounds like they are expanding our house in every direction. Not sure why they didn't just find an empty lot and build a new house but I don't care.
Houses sit because they're overpriced. That's all it comes down to in the end, no?