I like houses that have curb appeal, or good bones where curb appeal can be added.I don't buy on busy streets or under high tension lines.

The problem with those sites, like others mentioned is they use old comps and if you know your area you can most likely discount some that are too far away just by looking at the street name.In a market that is rapidly changing you simply cannot afford to rely on outdated data, you need to know what the home is worth TODAY, not last year.Jeff

to be on the safe side, i would say 35k.This home is located near Union Street near downtown Concord, where there are some of the most Beautiful Historic I have ever seen.I got in touch with the owner and made an appointment.Here is the situation.His wife passed away about 6 months ago after 40 years of marriage.

I did end up renting him a room with an owner-occupant-student because I liked his rules concerning no alcohol, no drugs, no noise, no overnight guests, males only, etc.

(f) Accelerating knowledge by finding mentors, and modeling their behaviors (g) Using a combination of book smarts, and street smarts.Yes, there are the ones that are proven commodities, and are usable, but upon close examination, pretty soon they need to be sharpened.

Even in Mayberry, Opie was caught vandalizing city property by using a stolen apple to break a street light.

This will depend on the specific street and layout.

Would it be smart for Ted to drive the wrong way on a one way street?

Have an "out" clause in the inspection contract that if it doesn't meet your expectations, the contract is null and void.This would cover you in the event the daughter goes completely ballistic when she finds out she's out on the street."

@Eric Johnson and @Tiesha Mobley - with a gas line already present in the property, you remove the expense of digging up the street to tap into the gas main and then running the gas line to the house.