Why don't you just go ahead and consider your advice meaningless?
So, Pat and I decided to put an offer in on the house I've been ruminating about for the last 4 days. We should find out tomorrow afternoonish if they've accepted our offer or not. While I don't 100% love the house, I love parts of it, and hey, I didn't realize I loved Pat for a good month or two after I met him, and he's clearly my life partner. So there. Take that, naysayers. ;-)
Wish us luck. Or, hey, don't - because if this doesn't work out I'm taking it as a sign from the house gods that this one wasn't meant to be.
Thanks to those of you who did offer advice! I was all ready to take it, but then I couldn't stop thinking about how much potential it has, and we went back today to an open house, and I kept getting all defensive about the house, looking at other people who were there and thinking things like, "Ew, you're too ugly to own this cute house," and "Ew, you are way too douchey to own this house," and "Ew, you reek of smoke and you are going to fill this lovely house with your cigarette stench," etc. Okay, apparently I'm not a very nice person...But then again we've talked about how house hunting turns me crazy.
Fran


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#1 so.....what happened?!
so.....what happened?!
#2 Yup, you're in "house"
Yup, you're in "house" love.
#3 What do I know?
I'm glad you made an offer. I was going to advise you to do so and then if they take it, great, but if not then it wasn't supposed to be your house. But, having never owned a house, or even put an offer on a house, I figured my advice would come across as crazy. From now on I will not keep my brilliant ideas to myself, but will share them as I please. :)
#4 yes, if you were getting
yes, if you were getting defensive about it then you probably should have made an offer. good luck!!! just think-if there are things to fix and improve you can do exactly what you want:-)
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