So you'll be on the Millburn side or the South Orange side? I kind of figured since it was such a large house, it would be in a ritzy section. Good luck with it. I hope you get it.
can i have your foosball table?
starting at 7 tonight i went through a flurry of phone calls and after only 10 minutes and 5 phone calls they accepted my bid! now it goes to lawyer review and the contract. looks like i bought a house!!
my head is swimming.
I used to work for a great bunch of lawyers in West Orange. I can give you their names if you're interested.
i have a lawyer but thanks anyway. :thumbs-up:
if you are near South Orange, you should get your haircut at Mr. T's Hair Salon.
i bet arpi sells that house for a healthy profit even in a down market!
The sugar plums dancing in his head are more real than this alledged home.
i went into attorney review today!!
having the home inspection a week tuesday!
lies, all lies. arpi would never move to jersey with us trash.
yeah i could see him moving to somerset county or essex county.
union county has one of the highest property taxes in jersey, and one of the lowest property values.
he'd sell it to his father for twice what he paid!
Keyser Soze Wrote:he'd sell it to his father for twice what he paid!
this is very true.
another truism is that all real estate and mortgage brokers are evil!
Arpikarhu Wrote:Keyser Soze Wrote:he'd sell it to his father for twice what he paid!
this is very true.
another truism is that all real estate and mortgage brokers are evil!
I bet they killed gonzo for being an honest salesman.
what have you done with gonzo!!?!?!!!
i have been on the phone with mortgage brokers since 9 am and they are oily used car salesmen
Wait until your closing. Lot's of checks and paper work to sign.
Are you having a Professional Engineer doing the inspection or are using a Home Inspector? Go with the PE, they know their shit.
professional engineer all the way
Quote:Wait until your closing. Lot's of checks and paper work to sign.
I had to initial every goddamn piece of paper, not to mention sign my name a few thousand times.