For those who own a home

[rado]

the living room is sweet though

[rado]

I don't mind so much white, but the kitchen was way too much..I like the pool

[rado]

and this room would be great for my "business" of play time

[rado]

not bad, but it would suck if I ever came home drunk off my ass :p

[34pumped]

damn rado those pics are awesome

[njjuicer]

damn rado thsoe ar enice palces but im lucky i can fix anything and if ic ant sumone in ym fam can so house maintanance is 0

[rude]

That house is nice i like the pool a lot

[Sachet]

Re: For those who own a home

Originally posted by rado
My GF and I went today to check out some houses and so far we looked at the one's that are about 2750 sq ft through some that have some 3100 sq ft..for those of you who own a new home, about how much money do any of spend on a monthly basis for any kind of upkeeps?

I don't. That's what room mates & brothers are for *lol*

If it's a new home, you shouldn't be looking at any 'upkeeps' for awhile, Rado.
You're in Fl? Probably just routine yearly maintenance on your central air so that you don't spread bacteria throughout the house.
The exterminator to spray twice a year for creepy crawlers?
Pool chemicals.. you'll need cholorine pucks, algecide, shock & ph increase & decrease, a ph & cholorine test kit with chemicals..

[njjuicer]

pool stuff is mad cheap central air should only be eneding filter cleanings and minor thigns not real maintanance

[Blackfoot]

Originally posted by rado
this was the very 1st one we actually saw, it's $275K but I didn't like the damn kitchen, too white for her and myself...although we did like the rest of the house...we would have to spend some loot to re-decorate the kitchen, I would guess maybe $3K or so...

I like the white kitchen. It looks classy bro. And that screened in pool....

[njjuicer]

defiately nice good luck bro hope that shit works out for yah

[bigdude]

I'm moving to florida, those homes in the northeast would be more than double that cost

[rado]

Originally posted by blm9376
You have to understand that most homes in Florida are cheaper because they are cheaply made and they all pretty much have the same layout. They all have a lot of particle board and a lot of styro foam and stucco. They look awesome, but they are nothing like homes in the north that are built to withstand years of abuse from the winter. They are built to put up the least resistance to hurricanes.

well thanks for making it sound like I'm buying some piece of shit you retard







your right though, I can't afford to buy a home that's made out of brick just yet, or one like my parents out in Cheval either

[rado]

Re: Re: For those who own a home

Originally posted by Sachet
I don't. That's what room mates & brothers are for *lol*

If it's a new home, you shouldn't be looking at any 'upkeeps' for awhile, Rado.
You're in Fl? Probably just routine yearly maintenance on your central air so that you don't spread bacteria throughout the house.
The exterminator to spray twice a year for creepy crawlers?
Pool chemicals.. you'll need cholorine pucks, algecide, shock & ph increase & decrease, a ph & cholorine test kit with chemicals..

that's cool, I just want to see what kind of budget I need to get on soon so that I have money with me at all times...I'm good when it comes to managing money, or should I say my GF is, she works in a CPA firm so she pretty much handles the money in the Rado house

[3Vandoo]

well a month ago I had a flood in my basement. Three pieces touched, 20 000$ in damages, not bad could have been worst.

here a pic of my pool

bastards ask me 6000$ to paint it

next week, im stuck sandblasting and painting it, fucking job.....