The Home Ownership Thread

[PhilKenSebben]

Who passes the sentence shall swing the sword

I do the killing, but the wife does the clean up. I don't like icky things.

 

[beargonefishing]

Ngl I've really want to buy a pygmy falcon.

 

[Van Veen]

Ngl I've really want to buy a pigmy falcon.

jesus christ they're cute.

 

[SixOhNine]

I don't like icky things.

The Waffle House graffiti says otherwise.

 

[PhilKenSebben]

The Waffle House graffiti says otherwise.

I think the graffiti said 'kinky'




.which is true

 

[beargonefishing]

jesus christ they're cute.

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And deadly to small vermin.

 

[suited?]

I just left a note in the breaker box...but to keep the mystery alive, I just said the motor is on a different circuit, but didn't tell them which.

Hopefully you wrote legibly. The two places where ****** writing or printing is guaranteed would be breaker boxes and expiration dates on food products.

In the late 90s l saw houses in my neighborhood going for $750k, I closed on mine in late ‘96 for $200k, and thought this couldn’t last. Those houses are now getting dangerously close to $2 million

It's now not uncommon for houses in our neighborhood to go for $400/SF and up. One just went on the market for $515/SF. Our home increased in value 40% since we purchased it less than three years ago. We are in a suburb of Nashville.

 

[jbarwick]

Hopefully you wrote legibly. The two places where ****** writing or printing is guaranteed would be breaker boxes and expiration dates on food products.



It's now not uncommon for houses in our neighborhood to go for $400/SF and up. One just went on the market for $515/SF. Our home increased in value 40% since we purchased it less than three years ago. We are in a suburb of Nashville.

For those prices in Nashville, that would place you in a select few neighborhoods or areas. The norm seems to have pushed up into the $200-$300 range.

 

[Numbernine]

I just checked Zillow fwiw has mine at $913 a sq ft. Very similar houses in the neighborhood are going at or above that.

 

[suited?]

For those prices in Nashville, that would place you in a select few neighborhoods or areas. The norm seems to have pushed up into the $200-$300 range.

We are in a highly sought-after subdivision. The average price per SF in our subdivision is $330 as of last month. The number of homes in the $400 per SF range is increasing. I suppose it's due to a combination of things. There are a lot of people fleeing places such as CA and Chicago with lots of money to spend. The number of new CA residents here is staggering. Also, there is the backlog of buyers from 2020 who put off buying until this year plus all of the 2021 buyers.

 

[Piobaire]

How I picture many of you in this thread.

 

[PhilKenSebben]

How I picture many of you in this thread.

I feel personally attacked.

But I do wish I could grow a beard like that

 

[sugarbutch]

Zillow has us at ~$1,700/sf...

 

[jbarwick]

I feel personally attacked.

But I do wish I could grow a beard like that

Between you and VV, I thought of you first on this one.

 

[PhilKenSebben]

Between you and VV, I thought of you first on this one.

Hahahahah! Not wrong