Pictures of what we are waiting for!

[creditisbetter2]

Here's the house I bought 4 months ago.  Texas, $248k, 4 bed, 3.5 bath, office, media room, game room, extra storage space in the garage.  Elementary school in walking distance.  These are model home pics but my house looks identical to this one.

 

[kmkchris1]

Sig fixed. 

@Jus lol 711=lender 737=myFICO..letdown but I expected it after reading the TU differences thread :/

[pakman92]

All of this is pretty depressing.  I paid 350K for my little shack 1600 sq ft ranch constructed in 1964 here in Massachusetts...

[kmkchris1]

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@pakman92 wrote:

All of this is pretty depressing.  I paid 350K for my little shack 1600 sq ft ranch constructed in 1964 here in Massachusetts...

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Sorry to say but 350k out here in the So Cal area could get you a rental and a nice live-in house, or something that would have gone for 650k+ back in the "glory days."

[Anonymous]

Depending on the size and same features it ranges from 200-300k in a subdivision with .20-.3 acres or so in NW Arkansas. I think this is the smallest at around 1900sq

[creditisbetter2]

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@kmkchris1 wrote:

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@pakman92 wrote:

All of this is pretty depressing.  I paid 350K for my little shack 1600 sq ft ranch constructed in 1964 here in Massachusetts...

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Sorry to say but 350k out here in the So Cal area could get you a rental and a nice live-in house, or something that would have gone for 650k+ back in the "glory days."

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I agree, I used to live in socal and we never thought we could buy anything because the houses were so expensive.  It was a shame.  They were too close together and at least 30 years old costing almost a million dollars.  Living in Texas has made everything more affordable.  I even have a savings account.

[creditisbetter2]

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@creditisbetter2 wrote:

Here's the house I bought 4 months ago.  Texas, $248k, 4 bed, 3.5 bath, office, media room, game room, extra storage space in the garage.  Elementary school in walking distance.  These are model home pics but my house looks identical to this one.

 

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I forgot to mention that it's 3500 square feet.

[kmkchris1]

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@creditisbetter2 wrote:

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@kmkchris1 wrote:

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@pakman92 wrote:

All of this is pretty depressing.  I paid 350K for my little shack 1600 sq ft ranch constructed in 1964 here in Massachusetts...

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Sorry to say but 350k out here in the So Cal area could get you a rental and a nice live-in house, or something that would have gone for 650k+ back in the "glory days."

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I agree, I used to live in socal and we never thought we could buy anything because the houses were so expensive.  It was a shame.  They were too close together and at least 30 years old costing almost a million dollars.  Living in Texas has made everything more affordable.  I even have a savings account.

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Agree 100% 

[Anonymous]

Good for you.

I've been begging a bank for 3 months to sell me 1200 sq ft in the real estate glut that is Las Vegas.

[Anonymous]

This is the model home, but ours will look just like it. We are in Tx. $246k, 3400 sq ft, 4 bd, 3 bath, study, game room, media room, vaulted ceilings, love it! So very excited, we've been on this journey for last 3 years. House should be completed mid April!

--- Kitchen/Breakfast nook from living area. We'll have tile in kitchen and breakfast nook, carpet in living

Formal dining room/entry

Game Room w/view of Media Room (2nd floor)

Master Bathroom

Stairs

Our elevation