Alabama thread!

You definitely need them

 

don't want to jinx it....but....I got a "soft accept" on my offer this weekend. hoping to get an official acceptance on paper today!! I might be a homeowner soon!!

 

i know what you mean on the not using it often enough to justify the price point. But lord is it nice when you are out camping.

 

I can't afford it, but just curious of what you are wanting for it..

 

I met the homeowner of the house i am buying tonight. Really nice older man who said he is as excited to sale it to me as i am to buy it. The house is as good as mine. Will have acceptance paperwork tomorrow and begin the closing process

 

Congrats bud

 

Thank you!

 

Time for a TacomaWorld Party........

 

Dude congratulations. It's a great step!

 

Very happy for you. Great that your plans for home ownership worked out.

 

Thank you everybody for your support! I am so excited.

 

Which house did you choose? Is it one of the ones you posted?

 

Its not. I never posted about it as it was such a quick process. If anybody is interested you can check it out on zillow or somewhere else. The address is 8712 Valley View Dr SE in Huntsville.

 

I think I'll just stop by in person... at night... after you move in...

 

9mm and German Shepard say you might want to rethink that

 

Split levels are great. Double the space on one side of the house with minimal stairs. Hit me up when you're ready to do something about the carpet. I do own a carpet company after all.

 

I want hardwood! Do you do a TW discount?? Hahaha! Group buy??

 

You can do hardwood yourself. You don't need an installer for that. It's not hard, just time consuming. I'd be happy to help when you're ready.

3/4 inch sand and finish is the best you can get. Secondly you could go with a 3/4 inch prefinished. If you don't want to spend that much, then your next option would be a 1/4 inch prefinished glue down, or floating floor.

All depends on what you want to spend. I personally prefer carpet in the bedrooms, and hardwood in halls, living room/ dining room, and ceramic in wet areas like bathroom, kitchen, and laundry room.

 

Few years ago my parents were doing the "click lock" flooring throughout their entire house. They ordered the stuff but planned on doing the install after a small vacation. I snuck home to GA from AL and installed it all in a weekend without any help at all as a surprise for them, it's super easy.