I am interested in this home

Exclusions refer to fixtures which the seller does not want to include with the sale of the property but which otherwise would or should stay. Like the house I looked at 2 weeks ago - the refrigerator, washer and dryer were not included. I would have to provide my own appliances.
 
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On wish List

https://www.howardhanna.com/Property/Detail/12-MARIONS-WAY-Mechanicville-NY-12118/AlbanyNY/202028567

Reality

As start. This lovely, move-in ready 1-bedrm condo will have to be gutted of furniture. Then the other tenants & HOA will have to approve of yard sales from the hundreds of items Deb stores in her furniture gutted apartment.

Price seems inline for what Deb is willing to pay cash for instead of renovating her present home. On the plus side the amount of exercise she will get going up & down stairs will be good for her. Or at least until she ages about 10 more years.
 
StarSong said:
My house's HVAC ducts are in the rafters between the ceiling and the roof. Heat and AC vents are in the ceiling as is true of most modern houses. The vents are placed to not blow directly where a bed is likely to be situated, and the vents themselves can be manually redirected (or closed).

In any event, I agree with Aneeda. No offense Deb, but if I was asked to lay odds, I'd go 20 to 1 that you aren't moving anytime soon unless a health or house disaster occurs. Perhaps that realtor suspects the same. Time is money in the RE game.
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The difference between a 1955 house and a later build 🤓
 
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Deb needs a place with a single, better still a double, garage to take her garage sales items. It’s her hobby.

This last place doesn’t even have parking right up to the door. Who wants to carry groceries across the lot in the middle of winter.

It doesn’t say if this is Adult Only. Deb, do you like lots of kids?
 
I just heard from the realtor. He said he's been very sick and suspects it's been from colloidal silver injections he took. :unsure: He is going to contact a listing agent and see if he can get me in to look at the condo.
 
debodun said:
I just heard from the realtor. He said he's been very sick and suspects it's been from colloidal silver injections he took. :unsure: He is going to contact a listing agent and see if he can get me in to look at the condo.
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You won’t like a condo. A townhouse, yes, a condo no. Either way, before you buy one you have to live in an apartment first to make sure you like multi family living. I would bet you won’t. But until you discover if you like multi family living you are wasting your time IMO.

😂 but go look because there is no danger at all that you will buy.
 
Aneeda72 said:
You won’t like a condo. A townhouse, yes, a condo no. Either way, before you buy one you have to live in an apartment first to make sure you like multi family living. I would bet you won’t. But until you discover if you like multi family living you are wasting your time IMO.

😂 but go look because there is no danger at all that you will buy.
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On the plus side less effort she won't have to look across her yard to be able to complain about partying. She could get next door neighbors that like partying.
 
A good friend of mine downsized 3 years ago from her home on a couple acres of land to a large "end" model townhouse in a golf course community she had been admiring for some time.

She soon began complaining about all the noise from the workers and has since sold it to move into a "cluster-house" type building - where there are only 3 or 4 homes connected in the center. She seems to like that much better now.

Best to try to "imagine" yourself living in your new environment to help realize what major pitfalls might be. After all, everything has pros and cons.
 
Butterfly said:
Here, the purchase of a home almost never comes with appliances, except those which are built in. Refrigerators, never.
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Oddly enough, my husband reminded me of this the other day. Most homes in Canada are sold with appliances. When we bought our lot and had our house build, everything was finalized and ready to sign only there weren’t any appliances.
I refused to sign without them. After choosing our appliances and having them installed, I signed.
 
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would love to look at the house but all i get is oops! the page you're looking for doesn't exist (a rough approximation).
 
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