Well we just went and got our house appraised by a mormon lady, and an investor came and....I think he made an offer for it? So like we may be moving within like 3 or so weeks?
Heads up. One of my friends thought she and her husband bought a house three times before they really bought a house. Stuff goes wrong between putting in an offer and signing. And, took hubby and me six weeks between "really want to buy this house" and getting the key to the door.Well we just went and got our house appraised by a mormon lady, and an investor came and....I think he made an offer for it? So like we may be moving within like 3 or so weeks?
Welp apparently they’ve said yes already, and mom found a couple of nice condos we can rent. Honestly I’m excited
Welp apparently they’ve said yes already, and mom found a couple of nice condos we can rent. Honestly I’m excited
Yay! Less housework too! (Well, after settling in. More housework before that. lol)Welp apparently they’ve said yes already, and mom found a couple of nice condos we can rent. Honestly I’m excited
The last time we moved was the only time we used movers. And we only moved two blocks over. John stayed "home" from work that day. So, I went to work, stopped off at the old house to pick up one very miserable cat, and arrived with a welcome-party. (All the neighbors knew I was coming, so stood on their steps to welcome me.) The movers were done by noon, and John had the house for himself, so he was set to make dinner that night. Probably would have, except we were so revved up just knowing it was moving day that we already made plans for dinner delivery.hey, hooray!
will your parents be hiring movers, or do you know lots of strong young men who'll work for pizza?
we've always moved ourselves; that's what i found hard, because we've moved a lot in 38 years. we just kept having kids and needing a bigger house. lol
but it can be done! happy for you, sweetheart! (and you do have such a sweet heart)