It says "Zestimate" (Zillow's estimate).Sellers always think their beloved home is worth to everyone the same emotional ties they feel to the property and the memories and sentiments associated with it.One of my adopted mentors once said, "Buyers are liars, sellers are worse".

Chapel Hill would be lovely, as I'm completely in love with that area.

By all means, it's not a bad area to live, and I'm not bashing on the beloved SFV, there are really awesome parts of SFV that are great - it's just a compromise of an area.

The only time I touch tree pieces (outside of trimming my beloved palms) is when I close on a property.

Price points have not become unreachable like my beloved mountains of Colorado.

We lived in the home for 4 years. during that time we were able to save enough for a down payment on a house to fit our growing family, while staying in our beloved neighborhood.The question I am struggling with is, should I sell and cash out of this investment while I can still claim the primary residence tax exception?

To be honest - I don’t want to sell my beloved home to someone who does not want it.

And as their parents we have depleted our bank accounts spending family time together Participating in their beloved activities which both gave them a focus to stay on track with school and gave them access to academic opportunities they NEVER would have had otherwise.

Usually foreclosure people are disgruntled, pissed angry stubborn and they rather lose it all than sell their beloved house to some prick that wants to make money off them.Man the foreclosure list is one of the worst lists to mail to.

My beloved go to now is Wynn Plumbing for most plumbing jobs.