Finding a house for the whole family Property Virgins Full Episode
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Finding a house for the whole family | Property Virgins Full Episode
Will Sandra be able to find a home that suits the whole family?
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I remember watching this when it was first aired. I wonder if they are still living together in this arrangement. I am guessing the mother moved out after a few years.
My suggestion would be for them to add a little more money to their budget ( the 20k they set aside for reno) and look for a more expensive house that is a little bit turnkey with a better layout. At least a house that has a separate entrance for the basement like the first house. Even if the house is more expensive, they could put in a lower offer and may be lucky to get it. In all, I preferred the second house because it had a better basement. Even though the upstairs isn't that great, I believe it will be a lot easier to renovate the upstairs than the basement. Why buy a house with a nice deck if you are going to remove it?
I don’t think 20k would make a major difference. It would have to be 50k+.
@@thehungrygoldfish probably but at least it's worth a try with just anything extra if they compromise on other things too
Mother needs to learn the word POTENTIAL And what that means