By Invitation Only

[MyTripisCut]

We are being invaded down here! I guess everyone saw what a great job our governor is doing here and how bad it is in places like NY, NJ and IL that they decided to move here. My BIL is a realtor at a higher end real estate company and they can’t keep up with the demand. Especially the loan company they send their customers to. I was looking online this morning at acreage/lots for sale on my route. The majority of them said “pending”. People are paying cash for houses.

I don’t know about the politics of it but there is almost zero inventory up here. Houses that are listed are almost 100k over actual value.

 

[oldngray]

 

[oldngray]

We are being invaded down here! I guess everyone saw what a great job our governor is doing here and how bad it is in places like NY, NJ and IL that they decided to move here. My BIL is a realtor at a higher end real estate company and they can’t keep up with the demand. Especially the loan company they send their customers to. I was looking online this morning at acreage/lots for sale on my route. The majority of them said “pending”. People are paying cash for houses.

I heard Montana land is selling for triple the old prices from all the Californians moving there

 

[Operational needs]

I don’t know about the politics of it but there is almost zero inventory up here. Houses that are listed are almost 100k over actual value.

I’ll have to get him to start asking where these people are coming from then.

 

[Operational needs]

View attachment 326564

Nah. That would be tourists. Florida Man knows better on that. Lol.

 

[MyTripisCut]

I’ll have to get him to start asking where these people are coming from then.

Probably from here! Like I said, not much for sale, and free government money goes a lot further down there.

 

[542thruNthru]

House on my street just sold for $780K.

It's insane.

 

[burrheadd]

House on my street just sold for $780K.

It's insane.

1200 sq ft no basement?

 

[Operational needs]

House on my street just sold for $780K.

It's insane.

You should see the house you could get here for $780,000. It won’t be waterfront but it will be nice.

 

[sailfish]

I heard Montana land is selling for triple the old prices from all the Californians moving there

I wouldn't even sale or rent to those locusts.

 

[burrheadd]

You should see the house you could get here for $780,000. It won’t be waterfront but it will be nice.

Only a handful of houses in the county I live in that appraise for more than that

 

[542thruNthru]

1200 sq ft no basement?

Very close. Little over 1,300

 

[Operational needs]

Only a handful of houses in the county I live in that appraise for more than that

 

[Operational needs]

Oops.

 

[MyTripisCut]

I wouldn't even sale or rent to those locusts.

Well Skippy, you have to own a house to make these decisions to begin with....

 

[rod]

You should see the house you could get here for $780,000. It won’t be waterfront but it will be nice.

That would get you a nice older house with a great lot with great elevation on a nice lake here. Then you could bull doze it down and put up your 5 million dollar "cabin" that you only use 2 or 3 months a year. Happens all the time around here.

 

[Operational needs]

Chuck E. Cheese sued for negligence after woman's hair is caught in ticket machine

An Oregon woman is suing Chuck E. Cheese after she says her hair got wound up in one of its ticket machines. She wants $1,000 in damages.

www.foxbusiness.com

I just want to know how this happened. Even the kid asked, “How did you get that put in there?” Lol.

 

[Operational needs]

That would get you a nice older house with a great lot with great elevation on a nice lake here. Then you could bull doze it down and put up your 5 million dollar "cabin" that you only use 2 or 3 months a year. Happens all the time around here.

I went to an estate sale a few weeks ago at a older house on a beautiful one acre lot, on the bay. The house was bought for $1.3. million as a tear down. Every room had a wonderful view, but it DID need a little updating. You could tell though that no expense was spared in building the house. All to tear it down. It will be interesting though to see how they’ll work around two giant live oaks that are protected by City and County Ordnances.

 

[rod]

I went to an estate sale a few weeks ago at a older house on a beautiful one acre lot, on the bay. The house was bought for $1.3. million as a tear down. Every room had a wonderful view, but it DID need a little updating. You could tell though that no expense was spared in building the house. All to tear it down. It will be interesting though to see how they’ll work around two giant live oaks that are protected by City and County Ordnances.

I've got some friends who bought a real nice house on a river lot. They only wanted it for the lot so they were going to sell just the house with the stipulation that it must be moved off the lot. It would have made a GREAT starter home for someone -- at a reasonable price. Then it was discovered that the house was too wide to fit between some trees along the driveway so they bull-dozed the house down. Didn't want to lose 4 or 5 trees.

 

[Covemastah]

A Quinn Martin production !