oh.. no doubt...
but for a bit of comparison, I'll give you 2 similar shots of my old house...
after it was abandoned, and when they put it up for sale...View attachment 201830
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Nice remodel of your house.
oh.. no doubt...
but for a bit of comparison, I'll give you 2 similar shots of my old house...
after it was abandoned, and when they put it up for sale...View attachment 201830
View attachment 201831
I went through on the open house... they did a REALLY good job... esp. considering the mess the Previous owners( in between my Fam, and the flippers) left behind... ( the back door was even standing wide open one winter....)Nice remodel of your house.
Is that your old piano too?
It’s happening a lot more with RTO. At any given point in time, there is at least one house for sale on my street and the sellers are moving closer to city hubs.It happens, my house in CA was sold by the new owner only a year later. It m pretty sure they lost some money on it once you count in the closing fees and agents cut.
The other thing about a 240 V hookup is that most are 30 Amp. You really want 50 Amps for a car charger and for that you need higher capacity wiring. This requires using 6 AWG copper wire instead of the more usual 8 AWG copper wire used in a typical 30 amp application.I think a template was pulled to create listing and needs some tweaks. The EV hookup is dead simple if 240V exists in garage but who wants to explain that. Also it differs if you own Tesla vs other makers what plugs into it.
It does appear renovated to me , again details of exact one not specific.
Shovel? No thanks! I have a skid steer, grader and dozer to move snow.Just because a house in built someplace that gets a lot of snow doesn't mean that you are going to have an adequate amount of space to put in when you are shoveling it out of the way.
The other thing about a 240 V hookup is that most are 30 Amp. You really want 50 Amps for a car charger and for that you need higher capacity wiring. This requires using 6 AWG copper wire instead of the more usual 8 AWG copper wire used in a typical 30 amp application.