Country farmhouse |
We've been out there a lot, for the inspections. I didn't know the wood used in circa.1902 is different than modern wood, more heart was used in the old stuff, and so the inspections are clean and solid. It still has the original exterior lap siding, if you can believe that. I think it's because this sweet old gal has been loved by who lived here and looked after.
All in all the house has received the Good Bones thumbs up. I have been fretting over the big holes and mounds of earth surrounding the chicken coop. We need to root that out and take that down!! But yesterday's pest guy said the critters aren't villianous, bloodthirsty vampires but ground squirrels, you old sissy, citygirl.
If things keep falling in place, we may actually have to pick up the keys! The hubs participated in most of the inspections so he has a general idea what the reports are going to say even before we get them. We're waiting on the last two that should arrive today.
Entry hall |
our place in town |
Meanwhile, the city house is moving right along. Appraisal done. Buyers in place. Paperwork submitted to BofA. All we need now is their go ahead and escrow begins, and in a short while we will hand it off to them like a bride at the wedding, with enormous pride and best of luck for a happy future.
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