Took a Google 2Day crash course in Septic systems. Inspection company noted the seepage pit was at 90% life, $13K replacement. And THAT'S only half of the system.
Oh interesting. The septic on ours failed the inspection (had a crack in it) and sellers replaced the whole thing (about 35k) before we closed. Sellers in my case weee very reasonable (because we were dealing with a company lol and not actual people per se) but I wonder if it would have been different had it not outright failed and instead was a 90 percent situation like yours. I don’t think I would have been comfortable moving forward if that were the case.
They used old redwood in my bungalows. Only saw the studs because we had to rebuild it from a fire. That old wood is so hard, you can't even drive a nail into them. Old stuff is great! The old cabinets? not so much hahah tossed them all for more current pieces.
Fudge! Some roach coach did this to me once on a breakfast sandwich. It showed all the eggs and bacon and sausage in the middle (it was cut). The edges didn’t have ANYTHING!
Crashes don’t happen at once. They tend to happen over quarters rather than weeks. I think everyone here is trying to be ahead of the crash which is why the talk is so reactive. This sub in general is extremely reactive to the market - so that’s why you hear the recession doomsday talk.
Oh boy. The house we just closed (and intend on living in for the next 2 years) has its own septic (but brand new). Tell me why you say that!
Took a Google 2Day crash course in Septic systems. Inspection company noted the seepage pit was at 90% life, $13K replacement. And THAT'S only half of the system.
Oh interesting. The septic on ours failed the inspection (had a crack in it) and sellers replaced the whole thing (about 35k) before we closed. Sellers in my case weee very reasonable (because we were dealing with a company lol and not actual people per se) but I wonder if it would have been different had it not outright failed and instead was a 90 percent situation like yours. I don’t think I would have been comfortable moving forward if that were the case.
Sounds like you'll be fine. Just get it pumped when needed.
A cottage out in the mountains is a bit different from a quad in the city.
Lol.. If it WAS THAT easy...
They used old redwood in my bungalows. Only saw the studs because we had to rebuild it from a fire. That old wood is so hard, you can't even drive a nail into them. Old stuff is great! The old cabinets? not so much hahah tossed them all for more current pieces.
We prorate, and do 12 full months.
Almost 1K USD, easily for food and fun!!
If it ain't selling, it's priced incorrectly
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Nice list, but is #8 verified by your attorney?
doesn't look like it. I think ITRs are 5 lugs.
Holy cow! From hot to not in 2 seconds.
Venmo doesn't work and she has no alternative likewise I prefer paying online. I don't have a checkbook lol
Next time, put your BIG BOY PANTS on….and learn to SAY NO!
You should have found a new broker/agent after that boondoggle.
They’re nice, but not $1200 nice. Maybe $600 nice.
lol, the tires are worth >$600 easily!
They don't come with tires, just lugnuts
Whoops….i stand corrected….
LA sucks bc of rent control. Depending on your area, you might not get your preferred renter, making it super hard to evict if it ever comes to it.
It's also probably just a spoonful of peanut butter and jelly right in the middle so it looks good when cut in half.
Fudge! Some roach coach did this to me once on a breakfast sandwich. It showed all the eggs and bacon and sausage in the middle (it was cut). The edges didn’t have ANYTHING!
When should we start buying in again???
Maytag Atlantis 04 model checking in.
“Let it burn……let it burn…let it burn…”
I’ve been doing 10, 12, or 15 percent. Prices have gotten out of hand, and I can’t afford to tip 20%.
I tip strippers
Is $1 to the thong a a cheap move these days?
Crashes don’t happen at once. They tend to happen over quarters rather than weeks. I think everyone here is trying to be ahead of the crash which is why the talk is so reactive. This sub in general is extremely reactive to the market - so that’s why you hear the recession doomsday talk.
You don’t get to write 5 paragraphs with a whole $1k on the line….
6 friggin days of red...
Don't forget that the only real loss is when you sell at a loss and realize that loss. Red days are only opportunities for the discerning investor.
Yeah...thanks for the peptalk.
Taxes on your profit.....?
Does that happen after two years? Or is it like an income tax? Cuz I definitely didn’t account for that.
Not sure..so consult a tax professional!
I know a dude who owns 3 cars..all parked on the street, he even pointed them out...🤦🏻♂️
Good, keep ripping people off, Yogurt lands are closing here as well!
That’s a cheap pos vanity. Anything you get at Lowes would be better already.