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    fibesdrummer is offline Renter
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    Default Im brand new here

    Hello.
    Im brand new here. I joined because I think Ive made some mistakes with real estate (as a homeowner) and want to see what my prospects are.

    A lot of my friends have bought a starter home then sold it for a profit and moved up but well....Ill search around and see which category is appropriate for my questions.

    Short form....we live in a little starter home..a Cape Cod with only 1 bathroom and no heat upstairs and I have a 14 yr old daughter and a 12 year old son.

    I would LOVE to move up to a bigger home but my wife is VERY cautious and content to stay where we are...

    I need to get some SOLID FACTS to convince her to move.

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    dustinjm19 is offline Renter
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    Default new here too.

    I am new as well. I hope to learn more in this market.

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    thomas12 is offline Condominium
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    Welcome to the forum ! Enjoy your stay overhere.

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    altondawsey is offline Renter
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    Hi fibesdrummer,

    Welcome to the forum.

    Well I'm no genius, nor am I married; however, my advise is to stay in your current home if the wife prefers.

    How's the saying go, "If Mama ain't happy, ain't nobody happy."

    Maybe you could fix it up and do some repairs rather than moving.

    I hope the info helps.

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    rozi.bush is offline Fixer Upper
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    Hi welcome to the aboard





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    Jared is offline Fixer Upper
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    Default

    Quote Originally Posted by altondawsey View Post
    Hi fibesdrummer,

    Welcome to the forum.

    Well I'm no genius, nor am I married; however, my advise is to stay in your current home if the wife prefers.

    How's the saying go, "If Mama ain't happy, ain't nobody happy."

    Maybe you could fix it up and do some repairs rather than moving.

    I hope the info helps.
    I STRONGLY agree with this statement! LOL!
    I am ready to assist you with buying or selling in the Fort Wayne, IN area!
    http://www.FortWayneHomes4Sale.com

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    Commercial Agent is offline Fixer Upper
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    First be sure the economic downturn will not impact your income. I expect things to get worse.

    Second it may not hurt to "window shop" for a new home. That might help you and the Mrs. decide what to do.

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    hotrealtyleads.org is offline Fixer Upper
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    Quote Originally Posted by Commercial Agent View Post
    First be sure the economic downturn will not impact your income. I expect things to get worse.

    Second it may not hurt to "window shop" for a new home. That might help you and the Mrs. decide what to do.

    I agree, you may want to check out the market and see if it makes sense to move. Or maybe do some improvements to your current home. And welcome aboard.
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    donrock is offline Condominium
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    Default Im brand new here

    Welcome to the forum, hopefully you'll find some information that will help you get a bigger house. Something you might think about, is to do a lease option on a house that you can buy later. You could do a lease option on the one you live in also if you couldn't sell it quickly. To get more information on lease options go to my RE blog and look at the Lease Option pages. This should give you enough information to see if that might be a way for you to move up. The blog URL is in the signature below.
    Good luck,
    donrock
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    rbarrett is offline Fixer Upper
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    Default Too Funny

    I'm sorry I had to laugh at the post above. Priceless... Happy Wife equals Happy Life... Sorry I don't have much else to add...

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