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Been driving around neighborhoods -- some aren't too bad, but I resist the idea of a conformist subdivision where you can't hang your laundry to dry or paint your house the color you want.
Also it frustrates me that builders invariably disregard potential views in favor of strict orientation to the street, no matter how the lot is oriented.
Have done some preliminary looking in my area and the selection is pretty limited in my price range. The market is pretty slow so I can imagine there being quite a bit of wiggle room on properties that may be higher proceed at the moment. I am looking for something that is 2bd+/2b hopefully with an extra space that would act as an office type area. I am not that particular to a certain style or age (kind of a I know it when I see it type thing) Are some nice properties out there but nothing hat I would see myself flipping over.
I think it helped us to have a wish list in mind and to assign priority to each of the items.
Also, we made sure that each of the houses we looked at had given us a few items that were high on out wish list.
There was a really gorgeous house in a neighborhood close to ours, but I just couldn't make myself offer on it because it was about 20k more than I really wanted to pay.
it ended up selling for 219k and I bought my house for 163k :/ Price and affordability was really high on my wish list.
anybody looking for a duplex for owner-occupied income?
yes, that's why I'm trying to focus on either a house with an ADU or a duplex.