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1 hour ago, Just Jack said:

And now, first good rain, I can hear what sounds like a slow drip in the ceiling. I love owning a home. 

 

Over about a 6 or 7 year period, I’ve had my ceiling re-done 3 times, have had 3 separate contractors do roof work, and had a mason rebuilt my chimney all in search of water getting in somewhere. Probably 12+ grand later I’m sitting here looking at a big warped & cracked paint area around a light fixture in our living room. I’m done trying, it will be the next owners problem. 

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Posted
5 hours ago, Foxx said:

congrats!

 

i'm a bit jealous after reading the tax situation....  

YEAR PROPERTY TAXES   TAX ASSESSMENT  
2017 $231   $1,500

 

certainly isn't NY taxes :lol:

Whole different league than NY.

 

New Orleans has a strong, vibrant industrial economy.  Heck it's one of the busiest ports in the country (short tons). Sure, NY-NJ is up there, but with NOLA coupled with S.Louisiana... It blows the rest of the country away.  New York has a whole state dragging it down.

 

It's industry that bouys the team, economy. Natural resources and location, location, location.

 

Yet... Louisiana has the highest sales tax in the country:

 

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Posted
23 hours ago, NoSaint said:

 

That certainly won’t be his tax situation after it gets revalued in the system from vacant lot in sketchy area to new house in up and coming area 

 

Hi, Buzzkill.  I'm Gugny.  Nice to meet ya!!!

Posted
21 hours ago, Just Jack said:

And now, first good rain, I can hear what sounds like a slow drip in the ceiling. I love owning a home. 

 

They had a walk thru of our last house in FL the night before closing. We got a call saying “it’s raining in 2 of your bedrooms!” No, that can’t be, they have NEVER leaked! Turns out the wind was blowing so hard the rain came in sideways and sure enough.....rained into 2 bedrooms. A banker buddy had the same thing happen in a branch that had never leaked before. 

 

FORTUNATELY, it was a relocation, so the day before we transferred the property to the relo company (so we didn’t have to pay commission, closing costs, etc.). They said “that’s our problem, we own it now” and ate the $5k to fix the roof and water damage. Close call! 

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31 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

Hi, Buzzkill.  I'm Gugny.  Nice to meet ya!!!

 

Ha! Sorry? Thought it a reasonable tax discussion. Not like kirbs going to get some crazy bill

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Sorry for the thread hijack. 

 

I was looking at my at my bank account yesterday and was wondering why my mortgage loan disappeared from my account list. Today I found out, it was sold to another bank, less than 20 days after our closing. This combined with the water I could hear in the attic, plus the water we found in the basement last night, and some hammering pipes, is really pissing me off. 

 

First thing monday I’ll be calling my credit union and telling them since they don’t want my business after being a customer for over 15 years, I may go elsewhere. 

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Posted
13 minutes ago, Just Jack said:

Sorry for the thread hijack. 

 

I was looking at my at my bank account yesterday and was wondering why my mortgage loan disappeared from my account list. Today I found out, it was sold to another bank, less than 20 days after our closing. This combined with the water I could hear in the attic, plus the water we found in the basement last night, and some hammering pipes, is really pissing me off. 

 

First thing monday I’ll be calling my credit union and telling them since they don’t want my business after being a customer for over 15 years, I may go elsewhere. 

My credit union sold it with in 60 days.  Payments still go through them.  

Posted
On 12/20/2018 at 10:15 PM, Just Jack said:

And now, first good rain, I can hear what sounds like a slow drip in the ceiling. I love owning a home. 

Better start spraying the roof with flex seal!

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Posted
38 minutes ago, Hammered a Lot said:

Better start spraying the roof with flex seal!

 

Nah, gonna go the blue tarp route. Those last for what, 5-10 years, right? 

Posted
13 hours ago, JoeF said:

Congrat, Kirby!

 

Kirby?  I thought this thread was about Jack and the problems he's having with his house.

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On 12/22/2018 at 10:31 AM, Just Jack said:

Sorry for the thread hijack. 

 

I was looking at my at my bank account yesterday and was wondering why my mortgage loan disappeared from my account list. Today I found out, it was sold to another bank, less than 20 days after our closing. This combined with the water I could hear in the attic, plus the water we found in the basement last night, and some hammering pipes, is really pissing me off. 

 

First thing monday I’ll be calling my credit union and telling them since they don’t want my business after being a customer for over 15 years, I may go elsewhere. 

 

Credit unions blow. I quit mine after 15 years.

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On 12/22/2018 at 10:31 AM, Just Jack said:

Sorry for the thread hijack. 

 

I was looking at my at my bank account yesterday and was wondering why my mortgage loan disappeared from my account list. Today I found out, it was sold to another bank, less than 20 days after our closing. This combined with the water I could hear in the attic, plus the water we found in the basement last night, and some hammering pipes, is really pissing me off. 

 

First thing monday I’ll be calling my credit union and telling them since they don’t want my business after being a customer for over 15 years, I may go elsewhere. 

It's an investment for the CU too.  Selling your loan will allow them to lend to another and so on...

Posted
8 hours ago, Gugny said:

 

Kirby?  I thought this thread was about Jack and the problems he's having with his house.

Choosing to focus on the positive, Mr. Met.  I also offer thoughts and prayers to Jack.

Posted
1 hour ago, JoeF said:

Choosing to focus on the positive, Mr. Met.  I also offer thoughts and prayers to Jack.

 

I was being lighthearted, of course - and, yes, I'm hoping for the best for both gentlemen!

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On 12/20/2018 at 10:15 PM, Just Jack said:

And now, first good rain, I can hear what sounds like a slow drip in the ceiling. I love owning a home. 

          We had a leek in a rented storage unit and when we told the operator of the unit he said he would fix it with "Through the Roof."   He said it was the best product he had ever used for fixing leeks.

          Maybe you bought the house that failed our inspection.  Is it in Liverpool?

 

 

Posted
3 hours ago, Gugny said:

 

I was being lighthearted, of course - and, yes, I'm hoping for the best for both gentlemen!

Merry Christmas, Gug!  Hopes for a blessed holiday to you and family.

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On 12/19/2018 at 5:57 PM, Kirby Jackson said:

Under contract!!

Congrats, I hope you enjoy it.  I just bought a new house myself back in September.  It can be a stressful process but worth it in the end.

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