View Full Version : Aspects Of Location To Avoid?
beer234
09-23-2007, 08:16 PM
I'm wondering if you could provide some tips of things that would make for a bad location. Here are a few I thought of. Any other ideas from your experience?
1: Close proximity to a train crossing.
2: Road behind property.
3: Neighborhood with loitering going on.
4: Aggressive or loud neighbor dogs.
5: Messy or unkept neighbor yards or homes.
6: Foreclosed property in view of home.
REbuyersgroup
09-24-2007, 11:56 AM
I'm thinking this list could get incredibly long.
It's pretty subjective, what one thinks is a bad location maybe the ideal place for someone else. Where you live will always depend on how much you can afford.
1: Close proximity to a train crossing.
2: Road behind property.
3: Neighborhood with loitering going on.
4: Aggressive or loud neighbor dogs.
5: Messy or unkept neighbor yards or homes.
6: Foreclosed property in view of home.
7: Crack House next door
8: Near Airport
9: Power Lines
beer234
09-24-2007, 12:08 PM
Yes, the airport and powerlines were good ones to add.
Even if you don't have kids, the school system will be important when you decide to sell in the future.
Rich_in_CT
09-25-2007, 11:02 AM
Near a bar, trust me on this one. I have a bar 2 doors down and the bar patrons park on my street. Loud a** drunk people all hours of the night yelling on my street. Plus the outside patio faces my house so I hear that too.
gjtrafl
09-25-2007, 09:14 PM
On a busy street...
In a cul-de-sac when you don't have kids or want some privacy...
At an intersecton where you will have headlights in your windows every night...
In a subdivision where you have to make dangerous turns onto busy roads during peak travel times...
So close to a school/park where you can hear events and daily activities...
The first house into a developement where every car coming in must ride by your house to get to their's...
I could go on forever!
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