Finally, some pics of our new house!
03-23-2012, 09:18 PM
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Finally, some pics of our new house!
This is me and my fiances new home. We took ownership of it on october 28th 2011.
Enjoy!!
Enjoy!!
03-23-2012, 09:37 PM
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Like it. But looks like it can be picked up and attached to a diesel truck invade a tornado comes along.Lol is there a basement? Or is it just the one floor on blocks?
03-23-2012, 09:48 PM
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Congrats! Nothing like being a home owner. regaurdless if it has a basement or not which its pretty obvious you do have one most ppl are still out there sucking off moms **** & dads dick up to 25+ these days, so don't let anyone tell you different! 
BTW place looks nice & relaxing, up keep on it looks simple too. I bought my house at 23 & it nothing special, but its mine & I worked for everything I got. Be proud of yourself eh
BTW place looks nice & relaxing, up keep on it looks simple too. I bought my house at 23 & it nothing special, but its mine & I worked for everything I got. Be proud of yourself eh
03-23-2012, 09:52 PM
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It does have a basement. 4 bed rooms, 2 full baths, a nice storage roo
, living room, kitchen, rec room, laundry room and utility room. As far as the rock yard, its part of the driveway. And its far from a trailer lol.
I just turned 24 a couple months ago so technically was 23 when i bought it. Your right, it is a good feeling.
, living room, kitchen, rec room, laundry room and utility room. As far as the rock yard, its part of the driveway. And its far from a trailer lol.
I just turned 24 a couple months ago so technically was 23 when i bought it. Your right, it is a good feeling.
03-23-2012, 09:56 PM
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It does have a basement. 4 bed rooms, 2 full baths, a nice storage roo
, living room, kitchen, rec room, laundry room and utility room. As far as the rock on the lawn, thats before it was raked up but its part of the driveway. And its far from a trailer lol.
I just turned 24 a couple months ago so technically was 23 when i bought it. Your right, it is a good feeling.
, living room, kitchen, rec room, laundry room and utility room. As far as the rock on the lawn, thats before it was raked up but its part of the driveway. And its far from a trailer lol.
I just turned 24 a couple months ago so technically was 23 when i bought it. Your right, it is a good feeling.
I hated living in a apartment or renting a house. In the end it'll never be yours so why throw money away when you can put it towards ownership of somthin you can call your own?
winning on the basement call buahahaha
03-23-2012, 10:01 PM
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In the end its a place thats yours and you can call home
I hated living in a apartment or renting a house. In the end it'll never be yours so why throw money away when you can put it towards ownership of somthin you can call your own?
winning on the basement call buahahaha
I hated living in a apartment or renting a house. In the end it'll never be yours so why throw money away when you can put it towards ownership of somthin you can call your own?
winning on the basement call buahahaha
House looks great Rush! I'm sure you'll enjoy having a place to call your own, got any home improvement projects planned yet?
03-23-2012, 10:02 PM
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Thanks everyone for the compliments, except for those of you who said it looks like a trailer lol. Would have felt better with ya calling it and igloo lmao.
03-23-2012, 10:04 PM
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Renting is nice if you don't plan on living there long. I'll probably rent a house on my own once I get a better paying job until I get married, then I'll buy a house long term.
House looks great Rush! I'm sure you'll enjoy having a place to call your own, got any home improvement projects planned yet?
House looks great Rush! I'm sure you'll enjoy having a place to call your own, got any home improvement projects planned yet?
03-23-2012, 10:16 PM
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Minus utilities I am paying $100 more for my house payment then I was for a shitty one bedroom apartment in geneva ohio lol. of course utilities are a bit more. I agree wth you on wanting to live there or a better paying job. I was making 10/hr when I got my house with a usda loan. got 8900 for first time home buyer as well. I plan on living here to terms of my 3yr contract are met then rent it out for a house with more property & away from civilization lol.
03-23-2012, 10:35 PM
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Congrats! Nothing like being a home owner. regaurdless if it has a basement or not which its pretty obvious you do have one most ppl are still out there sucking off moms **** & dads dick up to 25+ these days, so don't let anyone tell you different! BTW place looks nice & relaxing, up keep on it looks simple too. I bought my house at 23 & it nothing special, but its mine & I worked for everything I got. Be proud of yourself eh
BTW place looks nice & relaxing, up keep on it looks simple too. I bought my house at 23 & it nothing special, but its mine & I worked for everything I got. Be proud of yourself eh 
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It's better to start with a small home that fits your budget than having a huge home and being house poor. Congrats on the new home.
