2) mold, that leads to ...
3) failed subfloor, that leads to ...
4) requesting serious repairs from the bank, that leads to...
5) being played hardball with, that leads to ...
6) giving up the house.
I'm so disappointed, but not disappointed enough to let my kids live in a mold-infested house. Jay says there are plenty of houses in the sea, but I'm not feeling it right now. I'm too mad... and more than a teensy bit heartbroken.
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I am sorry for you...the house was a beauty.
Mom
(I am not going to say anything like....'it happened for a reason and it is for the best.... and you will no doubt find something bigger, better, less expensive, without mold or outside stairs.' ...because I know that if someone said that to me, I would be mad.....I love you Amy!!!)
So sorry to hear about the house Amy! I would be super mad also. We are trying to get over the fact that we didn't like the numbers the appraiser just gave us for our house. We really wanted to refinance. Banks suck.
Grrr. I think sellers who hide anything like this should have to reimburse your time and expenses.
Sorry Amy- that sounds like such a hassle and let-down. Love ya, Allie
Ahhh man. I'm so sorry!
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