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rxer311
2 July 2019, 15:07
Haven't popped in here for a while. Lots going on right now. Just sold my house and will be moving. Definitely keeping myself busy...just haven't had a lot of time for my hobbies recently. Hope all is going well with everyone!

UWone77
2 July 2019, 15:22
Where and why are you moving? New job? bigger place?

This thread is worthless without pics. [:)]

rxer311
2 July 2019, 17:36
Where and why are you moving? New job? bigger place?

This thread is worthless without pics. [:)]

Just moving the next town over. Getting out of my duplex and moving on to a larger space. I've been wanting to move for a few years and the wife finally relented.

Everything just happened so fast that I haven't had time to come up to breath. Listed my house, sold it in a week, feared we may be homeless in 2 months...then found this...

Closing date will be August 16th...on both properties.

https://i.imgur.com/4w6Bjd7.jpg

UWone77
2 July 2019, 22:03
Nice! Congrats on the move.

I like how the Garages have tall ceilings. Is it just vaulted or is there living space above it?

rxer311
3 July 2019, 04:14
There is a living space above.

Joelski
3 July 2019, 04:36
Diggin the low maintenance yard. Grats on the move; hope you live someplace free!

Jerry R
3 July 2019, 05:05
Congrats on the move! Very nice looking place.

UWone77
3 July 2019, 20:17
How much space you got between the neighbors?

Main reason why we are looking to move.

alamo5000
3 July 2019, 20:19
How much space you got between the neighbors?

Main reason why we are looking to move.

Plenty of space here in Texas.

alamo5000
3 July 2019, 20:20
Just moving the next town over. Getting out of my duplex and moving on to a larger space.

Congratulations man!

rxer311
3 July 2019, 22:01
How much space you got between the neighbors?

Main reason why we are looking to move.

Honestly there isn't much...but it is much better than most new developments around here and is better than my current situation in a duplex.

The problem with housing around here in Lancaster PA is that the land is very expensive. A crappy acre here goes for $100k plus. For a developed 1/4 acre lot here you can be looking at $120k. Couple that with the farmland conservation efforts, and most houses around here are built very close despite having tons of open land around.

Around here, if you want a decent spot of land between you and the neighbors you are looking at 1/2 mil.

UWone77
4 July 2019, 08:42
Plenty of space here in Texas.

I know this is blasphemy, but every time I've been to Texas, other than the food, I thought it was just meh. The weather, the landscape, scenery, just all meh to me. Lots of land for sure though.


Honestly there isn't much...but it is much better than most new developments around here and is better than my current situation in a duplex.

The problem with housing around here in Lancaster PA is that the land is very expensive. A crappy acre here goes for $100k plus. For a developed 1/4 acre lot here you can be looking at $120k. Couple that with the farmland conservation efforts, and most houses around here are built very close despite having tons of open land around.


Around here, if you want a decent spot of land between you and the neighbors you are looking at 1/2 mil.

What was your place? Obviously you don't have to give me specifics, under 1/2 Mil? At least you can still get an acre for 100k per. Land is only going in one direction. As they say, there is only a finite amount of land available. I wish I had the time to property manage, otherwise I'd shift gears to that.

Congrats again, looks like a big house too!

Battle Cock
4 July 2019, 08:49
I know this is blasphemy, but every time I've been to Texas, other than the food, I thought it was just meh. The weather, the landscape, scenery, just all meh to me. Lots of land for sure though.


There are a few parts of TX I’ve been to, that I like. But the vast majority of Texas is the ass end of nowhere, and looks like it.

As for land in PA, Lancaster seems to be one of the more expensive spots as it’s relatively developed, but there’s a lot of cheap land out in the sticks. It just takes some sacrifices to live out here.

rxer311
4 July 2019, 10:43
There are a few parts of TX I’ve been to, that I like. But the vast majority of Texas is the ass end of nowhere, and looks like it.

As for land in PA, Lancaster seems to be one of the more expensive spots as it’s relatively developed, but there’s a lot of cheap land out in the sticks. It just takes some sacrifices to live out here.

This is true and that is what I would have preferred...but. My wife is the opposite and does not wish to make those sacrifices.

rxer311
4 July 2019, 10:45
I know this is blasphemy, but every time I've been to Texas, other than the food, I thought it was just meh. The weather, the landscape, scenery, just all meh to me. Lots of land for sure though.



What was your place? Obviously you don't have to give me specifics, under 1/2 Mil? At least you can still get an acre for 100k per. Land is only going in one direction. As they say, there is only a finite amount of land available. I wish I had the time to property manage, otherwise I'd shift gears to that.

Congrats again, looks like a big house too!

This place is just over a 1/4 acre. The house is 2150 SQ feet and it was right at 300k.

mustangfreek
6 July 2019, 03:39
Congrats on the new home!

Gotta be better then sharing a duplex.

Ya seems like land has gone crazy about everywhere in the last 10 years

Around here it’s ridiculous..100k plus for under a acre in town is the norm.. 5 plus acres next door was 135k when we moved in and now is county assessed at 400k plus...wow..and we should of bought it..

Let the fun begin for ya..your own home is a great feeling...besides that payment... ;)