How to sell a house
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atsfrr3000
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Can't say I've ever seen someone take up a whole domain name just to sell their house, either.
That means that it's only half the price in England.:hehe:
Gandalf0444
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lmao come and get it half price!
(disclaimer:we do not pay to have you and your stuff moved overseas so most likely you will be paying roughly the same price)
OMG_internet
Furfaggotry! :3
YES!
also, $165k is £83,367.07 at the currenct exchange rate
What if you don't have much stuff?
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How dare you? Besides, don't you guys get tired carrying around all those pounds of money? :wave:
Bernie
who carries a couple ounces at most :'(
Gandalf0444
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Then your lucky:hehe: But most people have stuff,such as furniture...
freightcar2
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Then your lucky:hehe: But most people have stuff,such as furniture...
...and walls that little children drew on with! :hehe: (They're not stuff that go with the people, but they leave a lot to be desired.
:hehe
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Well I don't know. Is Virginia to Washington like Surrey is to London? If so, that property would be going for well over £1,000,000 in the UK rather than a snip at £575,000 in the US.
Still, it looks absolutely gorgeous. And trains at the bottom of your garden! Where's my financial advisor......
Had a good look round
Marsland Neb--Good thing its on the right (left) side of the tracks -In google earth there are two trains passing each other about 5 mile or so from here - each 2400 yards long- that would take about 10 mins to clear the crossing at freight speed- big climb towards Crawford 1260m to 1380 m - in 10 miles 120 metre = 390 feet close on 1% grade Going south it is 1260 to 1320 in 4 miles 195 feet also a 1% grade -- Snorting diesels - shaking ground- all hours of the day and night - Sounds like freight heaven
Waz
Marsland Neb--Good thing its on the right (left) side of the tracks -In google earth there are two trains passing each other about 5 mile or so from here - each 2400 yards long- that would take about 10 mins to clear the crossing at freight speed- big climb towards Crawford 1260m to 1380 m - in 10 miles 120 metre = 390 feet close on 1% grade Going south it is 1260 to 1320 in 4 miles 195 feet also a 1% grade -- Snorting diesels - shaking ground- all hours of the day and night - Sounds like freight heaven
Waz
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I was out in this area last month chasing severe storms. The tornados are great and so are the supercell thunderstorms.
Check out www.silverliningtours.com home page. The storm pictures shown for the NLLT and the SLT are the storms that I saw out there.
If I had the extra money, I'd definitely buy this place. It has the best of both worlds. Great severe thunderstorms, and trains. I could set it up as a BNB for storm chasers and railfans.
John
Don't forget the high cost of heating the place in the long winters due to the high cost of propane, or heating oil.
I grew up in York Nebraska on a farm, so know all about the long cold winters. We used coal for heating most of the time, until my parents remodeled in 1962 and switched over to all electric.
The closest a tornado ever came to our place was 1 mile. I remember going to the cellar a lot to wait out the storms.
I grew up in York Nebraska on a farm, so know all about the long cold winters. We used coal for heating most of the time, until my parents remodeled in 1962 and switched over to all electric.
The closest a tornado ever came to our place was 1 mile. I remember going to the cellar a lot to wait out the storms.