My stupid house.

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Originally Posted by rebgirl420

hahah MEN!

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You nailed it in one honey. I tried, but my puddy control wasn't strong enough.;)

Leave it to Rebgirl to really hit the heart of the issue. She saw the problem immediately.

hahahah trust me, Ive had problems like that before. I tried to save my guy friend Nick from buying a used car that was shitty but instead he did..it broke down on the way home. *shakes head*

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Originally Posted by Plastic Jesus

oh yeah... and i wouldn't be posting pics... with grow logs.. or rooms... delete the pics now please... shhh...

and furthermore talk about lawyers... they will do a home inspection.. you know this right? and they will look EVERYWHERE... this thread is just no good sweetie!

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I appreciate your concern, but give me some cred eh? Smooches. Love ya. Mean it.

Welcome to the world of home ownership!

Hope you got the house for a good price.

Next time: Insist on a housing inspector.

I want to get an old house some day and redo the whole thing. Good luck on your project

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Originally Posted by Mrs. Greenjeans

I've been hinting around about this for a bit now. Here's some pics of the crap we're dealing with.

At least we've got it under control enough that now we're actually living in the damn thing.

To bring random folks up to speed: we bought a 94 year old house. Yes, we realized it was going to need some TLC, but damn. The chick that owned it before us lied on the paperwork, as did the realtors. It has plumbing issues out the yingyang. We signed on it Feb 23, but couldn't actually move into it until this past week. The furnace didn't work, the water heater didn't work, and we had 28 leaks. So, here are pictures of the hole in my livingroom ceiling/bathroom floor. We have retained an attorney:thumbsup:

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LMAO it looks like those assholes used a piece of PEX inbetween pieces of galvanized? Am a right?

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Originally Posted by ericwt

Welcome to the world of home ownership!

Hope you got the house for a good price.

Next time: Insist on a housing inspector.

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LOL! dig that. Price wasn't bad. 86K for 4 bedrooms, 2 bath, nice neighborhood, big backyard with space for a garden!, central air, fireplace, updated wiring, big ol' porch, standup freezer, microwave, fridge and range, oh yeah one of those groovy old beauty salon hair dryer chairs, and a couple of outbuildings. And beyoootiful woodwork. I'm happy with the house as a whole, and can see myself growing old here. I'm just irritated that it wasn't in move in condition and that we were lied to.

That is a great price!

Yea, I know it is frustrating. I had a home inspection and a few months later I had to dish out $2,600 for pluming problems.

Sometimes you just get blindsided. But for all the annoyance it is still worth it to have your own place.

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Originally Posted by ericwt

. But for all the annoyance it is still worth it to have your own place.

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Wootier words were never said my friend.:rasta:

always insist on an inspection. the house im living in now is about 50 years old and falling apart.