| xiaotinp | Date: Sunday, 2013-11-10, 18:19:13 | Message # 1 |
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| I have owned a older house since 2006. I've wanted to sell it for almost a year and have been working on completing old reno projects as time and money would allow. I really stepped it up a bit starting last year and took on some debt doing so, but it's looking like I'm still not going to be able to sell in the summer. I still have flooring and trim to install and paint, and some other cosmetic jobs to finish before I can sell, and with a full time job and other commitments, I know I won't finish them before early September at least and I cannot afford to hire someone else to do it. Since I bought it, the tax assessment valuation has gone up from $150K to $350K at the peak of the boom and has been at $290K for the past 2 years. The renos I am nearly completion of added a bathroom and bedroom that wasn't there when I bought it.
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