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If I'm really only supposed to post about house stuff once per week (per my self-imposed restriction), I don't think I'll be able to post anything until Monday. It is an all-consuming, stressful, exciting, wake-you-up-in-the-middle-of-the-night, splitting-headache-inducing whirlwind of, um, fun?
If you ownded a home very near the coast, do you think you would have some degree of worry in the back of your mind all through hurricane season?
If (sticking with starting all paragraphs with the same word) you had a choice, would you pick what seemed like your dream home over other so-so homes if you knew it would make money slightly tighter in the short-run?
If you ownded a home very near the coast, do you think you would have some degree of worry in the back of your mind all through hurricane season?
If (sticking with starting all paragraphs with the same word) you had a choice, would you pick what seemed like your dream home over other so-so homes if you knew it would make money slightly tighter in the short-run?
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And yes, I would pick my dream home even if it made money a little tighter. You would always regret "settling" for a so-so house.
Dream home over possible financial tightness. You can get a raise in the future, but if you miss out on your home, you're hosed.
The idea that Seabrook floods quite often does have me a bit concerned. But you've been living there a few years now. So you know better than anyone if that should be a concern.