Spared no expense - wood casement windows, custom cabinets, counters, stainless appliances, custom pool table. 

We'lll see if PNC/BOA/Schwabb/Citigroup can survive the CRE disaster.We know in June 2025 the Fed rate would 3.51 anyway, so there's no need to make rush investment.We are not out of the woods yet, we still have a quarter million people got laid off in California in the last two years , while banking sector is carrying very heavy public debts.

I don't know who Morris Invest is, I've never dealt with them and I don't invest in that neck of the woods, but there are two in this tango.

Depending on where you are you can change the facade with wood, metal, plants.

I added more cabinets in the kitchenI added a handrail to steps in the rearI had new cement poured on sidewalk, porch and drivewayI added new storm doors to all 3 doorsI added new cordless, faux wood blinds throughout home (Home Depot installed)I repainted and repaired detached garage Lessons learned?

I had two experiences of purchasing properties that were registered to someone but quit claimed to someone else who came out of the woods before closing.

@Francis Woods i found this though: http://oakland-ca.elaws.us/code/pc_ch17.103_artvi_sec17.103.080#:~:text=A%20new%20or%20separate%20utility,capacity%20charge%20shall%20be%20required.

@Jay Hinrichs, from your neck of the woods, can tell you how these can be originated in OR, if that’s where your deals are located.

Of course the brick is more expensive due to its obvious fact that it's made of brick and wood deck otherwise the interior is pretty much similar in both properties.

However, I don't have enough money for the land, and getting financing for land is much harder than for a house.I have an inside connection to the owner, who is open to selling a 1-bedroom wood frame house on the lot next to the land for $60,000.