The inspection went really well. There were only a few minor things that need to be repaired and I'm off to the money guys on Monday.
There were a couple of things that I noticed about house on that extended tour. First, if the dyer decided to go up in flames and I'm in the master bedroom, I will die. There aren't any windows large enough to escpae from in that room. Still debating that change. The other thing was the testing of the party flow... probably a first for the inspector. Several co-workers/friends showed up to take a tour of the house and one brought champagne! Honestly, when he started talking about the hotwater heater going up in flames and not being able to finish the inspection due to lack of water, I needed that booze.
I also found a dog! Her name is Bibi and she's 2 years old. Apparently, she's a real sweetheart and has a very calm temperment. She gets along with other dogs, people and children (very important in my family). I think I'm almost more excited about the dog than I am the house. To be honest, partially the reason to buy a house was so I could get a dog. I'm not going toss hundreds of thousands away just for a dog, but it is one of the perks.
It's looking like a gorgeous day outside. Perfect for a hike, but instead I'm braving the traffic of Seattle to hit a wedding. At least I can say I actually did something this weekend.
There were a couple of things that I noticed about house on that extended tour. First, if the dyer decided to go up in flames and I'm in the master bedroom, I will die. There aren't any windows large enough to escpae from in that room. Still debating that change. The other thing was the testing of the party flow... probably a first for the inspector. Several co-workers/friends showed up to take a tour of the house and one brought champagne! Honestly, when he started talking about the hotwater heater going up in flames and not being able to finish the inspection due to lack of water, I needed that booze.
I also found a dog! Her name is Bibi and she's 2 years old. Apparently, she's a real sweetheart and has a very calm temperment. She gets along with other dogs, people and children (very important in my family). I think I'm almost more excited about the dog than I am the house. To be honest, partially the reason to buy a house was so I could get a dog. I'm not going toss hundreds of thousands away just for a dog, but it is one of the perks.It's looking like a gorgeous day outside. Perfect for a hike, but instead I'm braving the traffic of Seattle to hit a wedding. At least I can say I actually did something this weekend.
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