After living at our present address for slightly more than a year, during which time major life changes have taken place, we put our house on the market last week. Three days later, we had a contract on it. Yesterday we made an offer on a house, and today we got word that the offer has been accepted. Now the option period begins. Two inspections pending, can the minutiae be worked out to the satisfaction of all so that both deals go down? The next few days will tell.
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| Point A - What we are trying to sell |
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| Point B - What we are trying to buy |
Moving may make posts a bit sporadic for the next few weeks, but I'll update the blog whenever I can and try to keep you abreast of what's happening with our nomadic family.
Both properties look beautiful. I hope it all works out and look forward to seeing the new house and how you make it yours.
ReplyDeleteWe're keeping our fingers crossed that the inspections go well and everyone is happy. I'm looking forward to another decorating challange.
DeleteOh Dana!
ReplyDeleteI hope it's a happy move - how exhausting!
Kylie, most of my things are still packed, and we plan weed out all the things we haven't used in the past year. Best of all, this time we're paying someone to move us! We haven't had the new house inspected, so we're crossing our fingers that there's nothing major wrong with it. We're in that "it's not over till it's over" stage of the process, but we're hopeful that everything will go smoothly.
DeleteBuying, selling, moving...on the short list of life's most stressful processes. Good luck! Looking forward to seeing your new fab home!
ReplyDeletePam, we're in the inspection process on two houses...one built in 1950 and one in 1964. When you're dealing with old houses, there's no telling what snags you might hit. At this point, it's just wait and see. Stressful, for sure.
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