We saved the owners from losing the house and save their credit too. The

The open shelves look great too. The

No offense meant in this post, but just trying to give you a straight and too the point answer.  

. - Actual risk of coastal flooding and erosion - Paying for insurance is one thing, but dealing with a property that is slowly falling into the ocean is something else - Tsunami risk - Most of the OR coastline is exposed to tsunami risk from the Cascadia Subduction Zone.

Same 70s carpet, kitchen, wood paneling throughout, and an unfinished basement that already has roughed in plumbing for an additional bathroom, never been painted since he owned it, a hilly gravel driveway that only 4 wheel drive vehicles can safely navigate to get out, unless it is re-graveled every year because of erosion.  

The notice to quit was served 11/30/2020 right after the closing so that I could move in within 60 days to satisfy the mortgage loan's owner occupancy requirements - he did indicate he wants cash-for-keys to 'help him cover his moving expenses' or will fight the eviction tooth and nail in court - claiming hardship from COVID, etc..  

And having a good realtor that looks out for you and understands what you need is super important too. The

**Side note, the wife’s dad is a broker and is heavily involved with this too.**The

Every other contractor confirmed it too. The

@Bryan Noth @Jordan Moorhead ---- rest assured, that the communities around Lake Travis (Bee Cave and Lakeway) and unincorporated areas to the west, down Hamilton Pool Road into Hays County (Dripping Springs) are seeing incredible growth too. The