actually, the color scheme was somewhat similar to 1018, painted with mainly fall and winter colors.

i imagine that most people are buying and selling to get the rebate. at this point, we're all pretty content with the place, but i'm looking to sell because i have found that there are several excellent places coming available with all of the rush. i found a couple of 4 bedroom with 2-3 bath places that are in my price range, perfect!

out there;294107 wrote:
my address is 1046 oak place, in west fargo

http://www.mapquest.com/maps?city=West+Fargo&state=nd&address=1046+Oak+Pl

I used to live with a friend of mine at the end of the culdesac... he used to always have bmws in the driveway... I hope u have better luck selling than he did, his house was fs for like a year or two before it finally sold this spring..

out there;294248 wrote:
it has nothing to do with that, but the realtor that will be helping me to sell my house has been selling/buying in this area for somewhere around 20 years. furthermore, when i was shopping for the house that i own now, she and i looked at many different places with various strong and weak points. there were 4 (maybe 5?) places we visited that were excellent choices... except for something that would have involved a significant repair in the near future, or increased the cost of ownership in the long run. these major items were things that i would not have understood without someone who knows the business and buildings.

nick and i are in a similar boat; my mother has been working in real-estate since i was in elementary school, so i asked for her assistance in determining who would be the most likely to offer the best guidance in the purchase of a new home (based on a variety of factors). having met most of the realtors that bring her business, in the end, pat (i felt) offered the best combination of knowledge and experience with an enjoyable persona.

Oh yeah, wasn't trying to make you switch or anything, just saying haha. I completely understand.

nick and i are in a similar boat; my mother has been working in real-estate since i was in elementary school, so i asked for her assistance in determining who would be the most likely to offer the best guidance in the purchase of a new home (based on a variety of factors). having met most of the realtors that bring her business, in the end, pat (i felt) offered the best combination of knowledge and experience with an enjoyable persona.

out there;294246 wrote:
i appreciate the offer, but i have a realtor ready to turn my home into cash. she helped me find this place a few years ago, and she has been around the market enough to have a good idea of what is a good buy or a disaster waiting to happen.

His dad does own/run one of the major companies in town so it's not like hes a punk kid trying to do it on his own.