I pay $84 a month for electric and $61 for gas for an 1200 sq ft home but then I"m on a budget billing. Makes it nice because my bills will be the same every month regardless of usage and lets me set a budget.Hatorade said:Ah ok, our earnest money was like 750 just be sure you get that back if you buy.
Also what is everyones average electric bill? Currently sitting at 80.00 a month in the apartment but we are very conservative with the AC and all that. I imagine it will go up but I keep hearing like 300.00 electric bills and that can"t be right.
I have no idea, I seriously doubt we will need a chandelier but pics of the fixtures would be good to know.Dis said:Hatorade, are you going to need new fixtures or chandeliers? We are replacing all of the light fixtures in the first floor, so we will have brushed nickel fixtures that will likely get tossed. Let me know.
Will do. On another note, I wish they would fucking decide if they are going to extend the home buyers tax credit for ALL buyer"s. This may end up causing some havoc with my closing if they dont get it figured out.Hatorade said:I have no idea, I seriously doubt we will need a chandelier but pics of the fixtures would be good to know.
Ouch, that is some stack of paper! I really like the look of your new house out there, i"ve always loved the style of those desert homes. When are you due to close?meStevo said:Damn man, congrats, that place is gorgeous.
Got our HoA docs to review today... they were printed by the selling broker in june... and are like 2.5 inches thick (189 pages), wow.
I would be concerned that the person doesn"t leave on their own. If you agree to let them stay once you take ownership they really become your tenant. I believe if they stay past the agreed time the only way to legally get them out is to evict them which takes time (up to 3 months) and money. I know it probably seems like a long shot for that to happen but if it did, you are pretty much screwed until the legal process runs it"s course. You can"t just barge in there and throw her shit to the curb and change the locks (again, legally speaking). I would discuss it with your real-estate agent as they would know the specific laws better than I.Hatorade said:Close tomorrow, made a ton of plans with friends to help us get to painting Friday and we are just now informed she may not be moved out by then. I understand it takes time to move out of state but fuck a full two days after closing. So after going back and forth for a few hours it is agreed she will be out by Thursday, huge head ache if that does not happen. Never done this before so maybe shouldn"t have made plans for the days after closing.
Fuck that shit. That happened to my sister too, she didn"t get the keys to the new property until a day or 2 after closing. When we went in there, I informed them that no way, no how was I walking outta closing without those fucking keys. Dealbreaker. I am not going to legally own a house that I do not have access to, and furthermore, since I don"t know who else has keys, I am not legally owning a house that I don"t know who has access to.Hatorade said:Close tomorrow, made a ton of plans with friends to help us get to painting Friday and we are just now informed she may not be moved out by then. I understand it takes time to move out of state but fuck a full two days after closing. So after going back and forth for a few hours it is agreed she will be out by Thursday, huge head ache if that does not happen. Never done this before so maybe shouldn"t have made plans for the days after closing.