Charlotte, NC area: hate on OP, houses, boats & hoes

Too much going on to make a switch right now but I'll hit you up once we get closed and we can talk.

 

I’ll vouch for that. Going on 12+ yrs as a GAFB member. I have everything covered with them. The lawyer handling the signing of paperwork for my recent new home purchase had to look at the policy premium twice. He was shocked at the price and commented that he was about to get rate quotes from them.

 

House looks dope Johnson. Pumped for you buddy

 

Thanks dude, we are excited. Plenty of space when you are ready to come ride Charlotte.

 

Awesome Place Man

 

don’t be silly. He’s a trust fund baby

 

I am most unfamiliar with this phenomenon.

 

you work for a living, so you’ll never meet one.

 

I went to high school with them. Poorest kid monetarily. I lived in a double wide on 7 acres and drove an 86 Thunderbird

 

79 Chrysler New Yorker. 360. That thing would fly.

 

My T-bird had literally 500k on the odometer, fuzzy dice, zebra seat covers, and a 351 swap under the hood...

 

@Bannerman sick new pad!

Don't over think the septic system too much it isn't that big of a deal. Only thing I'd want to know is the type and location. If the current owner doesn't know you can easily go to the permiting office and pull all that info up. Some of the new multi tanks systems are awesome.

I had one get full on me and back flow at one of my houses it wasn't a huge deal called a pump truck they did all the work. They should be sized appropriately and have a good bacteria load and leach field so that you really shouldn't need to pump it out unless you just use the system a lot. Oh and don't go driving over where the tank is with your vehicle or anything heavy you can potentially rupture them.

 

Thanks man, I've done a ton of reading on this system as it's very complicated/expensive due to the location of the leech field/lot slope etc. But I've studied the design docs, called the Design Engineer, reviewed all the manufactures data etc and I'm pretty comfortable with it all now. Plus it's less than a year old and has a three year transferable warranty.

 

Oh nice! Yeah they can get pretty complicated like you said depending on what they are working with. Good that you got all the nitty gritty. I like nerding out on that stuff, especially when it's something new or used and/or adapted to be used in a different way. Talking to the person that did it and picking their brain as to the why and stuff makes it a lot better. You're lucky you got that information so easily it's such a big bonus! Keep that in your back pocket. Not many people are able to get that kind of info.

 

House was built in 2019 by the folks that live there now, but after their builder finished they basically realized it was too much house for them, relative to how much time they spend there. I guess they travel a lot for work. But the seller was very involved with the design process so he passed on all the drawings/blue prints for me to review.

 

Thats awesome, wealth of information for you from them. Congrats on the new home, looks awesome !!

 

That's awesome!!!! Much easier than getting them from the permiting office

Always nice to have a seller willing to be that open and honest and shows some pride in what he built too.

 

It’s a concrete box in the ground that poop and pee goes into, with a couple drains. How complicated could it be? You engineers over complicate things.

 

That looks really good.

Sorry i'm just now making my way through the new Charlotte area house thread we have going on

 

May put an offer in on this home. Not even close to what Johnson just purchased but I like it.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4041-Windward-Dr-Tega-Cay-SC-29708/90071906_zpid/