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Sep 15, 2022 06:15:22   #
flyguy Loc: Lake Onalaska, Sunfish Capitol of the World!
 
The G'Man must be fishing. So, good morning, Stagers.

60*/83*, windy, but o.k.

We looked at that new townhome yesterday. I was impressed. It is 1750 sq. ft., 3bd., 2 ba., 2 car ga. It's built on a cement slab, in a new development on the edge of La Crescent. They all are built with the same exterior and floor plan. Only the colors and trim change. It will have city sewer and water. The one we would buy would be just a slab at this point and time, so, we would be able to make any minor changes or upgrades. We would want to have in-floor heat, with a cushioned subfloor, for example. And that could be done. We would just have to upgrade it. Everything would be new, and very pricey. Now, if I can just convince Marion to move, that is going to be my biggest job.

Take care and take care of others, have a good one.

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Sep 15, 2022 06:16:54   #
flyguy Loc: Lake Onalaska, Sunfish Capitol of the World!
 
flyguy wrote:
The G'Man must be fishing. So, good morning, Stagers.

60*/83*, windy, but o.k.

We looked at that new townhome yesterday. I was impressed. It is 1750 sq. ft., 3bd., 2 ba., 2 car ga. It's built on a cement slab, in a new development on the edge of La Crescent. They all are built with the same exterior and floor plan. Only the colors and trim change. It will have city sewer and water. The one we would buy would be just a slab at this point and time, so, we would be able to make any minor changes or upgrades. We would want to have in-floor heat, with a cushioned subfloor, for example. And that could be done. We would just have to upgrade it. Everything would be new, and very pricey. Now, if I can just convince Marion to move, that is going to be my biggest job.

Take care and take care of others, have a good one.
The G'Man must be fishing. So, good morning, Stag... (show quote)


Sorry, G'Man, your fingers are faster than mine. Good morning, my friend.

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Sep 15, 2022 06:44:49   #
bknecht Loc: Northeast pa
 
Good morning all Stagers. Nice cool evenings and highs of less than 80*, fall is coming! Good luck with the townhouse hunt fly, looks like you’ve found what you want. Good luck convincing your Marion, hope ever has a great day!

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Sep 15, 2022 06:52:41   #
Doug Lemmon Loc: Rochester Mills, PA
 
Good mornin to all on this thread.

Sure sounds like a nice shack Leo! Good luck with convincing Marion.

Have a great day!

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Sep 15, 2022 07:38:36   #
plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland
 
flyguy wrote:
The G'Man must be fishing. So, good morning, Stagers.

60*/83*, windy, but o.k.

We looked at that new townhome yesterday. I was impressed. It is 1750 sq. ft., 3bd., 2 ba., 2 car ga. It's built on a cement slab, in a new development on the edge of La Crescent. They all are built with the same exterior and floor plan. Only the colors and trim change. It will have city sewer and water. The one we would buy would be just a slab at this point and time, so, we would be able to make any minor changes or upgrades. We would want to have in-floor heat, with a cushioned subfloor, for example. And that could be done. We would just have to upgrade it. Everything would be new, and very pricey. Now, if I can just convince Marion to move, that is going to be my biggest job.

Take care and take care of others, have a good one.
The G'Man must be fishing. So, good morning, Stag... (show quote)


I feel Marion's apprehension fg. It's more of a change than one is ready to accept moving from no one next to you to they are in your face when you walk outside. No problem if she is a people person and likes the community atmosphere. However, if that living in the woods kinda of life is in her blood, it will take awhile hopefully to adapt.

I am going on 2 years and nearly have accepted my change. But in that 2 years i have heard where others came and went in this little community because they didn't give it time to seek the benefits of close living to one another. Just yesterday 2 doors over moved out after moving in, in Feb. She didn't take kindly to a letter that came out from the HOA complaint about motor cycles.

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Sep 15, 2022 07:55:44   #
flyguy Loc: Lake Onalaska, Sunfish Capitol of the World!
 
plumbob wrote:
I feel Marion's apprehension fg. It's more of a change than one is ready to accept moving from no one next to you to they are in your face when you walk outside. No problem if she is a people person and likes the community atmosphere. However, if that living in the woods kinda of life is in her blood, it will take awhile hopefully to adapt.

I am going on 2 years and nearly have accepted my change. But in that 2 years i have heard where others came and went in this little community because they didn't give it time to seek the benefits of close living to one another. Just yesterday 2 doors over moved out after moving in, in Feb. She didn't take kindly to a letter that came out from the HOA complaint about motor cycles.
I feel Marion's apprehension fg. It's more of a ch... (show quote)


There are no HOAs there, is that good or bad, I can see both sides. With HOAs you really don't own any of the outsides of your property. Which I don't like, but I would hate to have to drive around a big old motorhome setting out in the street, or a flock of chickens running around someone's yard. All three of our neighbors have free-roaming chickens, but they don't live close enough so that I can hear the roosters crowing. Two of the three have horses, but that's fine out here. That is why they live here.

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Sep 15, 2022 08:02:01   #
Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.
 
flyguy wrote:
The G'Man must be fishing. So, good morning, Stagers.

60*/83*, windy, but o.k.

We looked at that new townhome yesterday. I was impressed. It is 1750 sq. ft., 3bd., 2 ba., 2 car ga. It's built on a cement slab, in a new development on the edge of La Crescent. They all are built with the same exterior and floor plan. Only the colors and trim change. It will have city sewer and water. The one we would buy would be just a slab at this point and time, so, we would be able to make any minor changes or upgrades. We would want to have in-floor heat, with a cushioned subfloor, for example. And that could be done. We would just have to upgrade it. Everything would be new, and very pricey. Now, if I can just convince Marion to move, that is going to be my biggest job.

Take care and take care of others, have a good one.
The G'Man must be fishing. So, good morning, Stag... (show quote)

Good morning Leo and everyone. Good luck convincing Marion buddy, you need to get away from the estate maintenance.

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Sep 15, 2022 08:03:18   #
plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland
 
flyguy wrote:
There are no HOAs there, is that good or bad, I can see both sides. With HOAs you really don't own any of the outsides of your property. Which I don't like, but I would hate to have to drive around a big old motorhome setting out in the street, or a flock of chickens running around someone's yard. All three of our neighbors have free-roaming chickens, but they don't live close enough so that I can hear the roosters crowing. Two of the three have horses, but that's fine out here. That is why they live here.
There are no HOAs there, is that good or bad, I ca... (show quote)


Advantage to HOA's keeps the neighbor hood looking good and the property value up.

Disadvantage is getting someone in there thinking they are God with some sort of power making it tuff on people with nit picking.

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Sep 15, 2022 08:11:33   #
Slimshady Loc: Central Pennsylvania
 
Morning everyone. 52 here this morning and only headed to mid seventies later on. Good luck in talking her into it Fly. Dee and I discussed selling our place and moving but decided we wouldn’t be happy with neighbors any closer than they are here. The older we get the bigger the challenge to undertake a move

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Sep 15, 2022 08:15:45   #
EasternOZ Loc: Kansas City Metro
 
Good morning everyone

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Sep 15, 2022 08:18:48   #
E.pa.al Loc: Martin's Creek
 
Good morning folks!!

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Sep 15, 2022 08:44:09   #
Grizzly 17 Loc: South central Pa
 
flyguy wrote:
The G'Man must be fishing. So, good morning, Stagers.

60*/83*, windy, but o.k.

We looked at that new townhome yesterday. I was impressed. It is 1750 sq. ft., 3bd., 2 ba., 2 car ga. It's built on a cement slab, in a new development on the edge of La Crescent. They all are built with the same exterior and floor plan. Only the colors and trim change. It will have city sewer and water. The one we would buy would be just a slab at this point and time, so, we would be able to make any minor changes or upgrades. We would want to have in-floor heat, with a cushioned subfloor, for example. And that could be done. We would just have to upgrade it. Everything would be new, and very pricey. Now, if I can just convince Marion to move, that is going to be my biggest job.

Take care and take care of others, have a good one.
The G'Man must be fishing. So, good morning, Stag... (show quote)


Gmon Leo. Good luck with the new home. One good thing about our house is everything we need is on main level. A big plus when we got it. Master bed room bath n a half n laundry room LR DR kitchen. May on day need someone to mow. Moving can be stressful but nessasary at times. In floor heat n padding is a big plus. 👍👍

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Sep 15, 2022 08:49:44   #
OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin
 
Good mornin’ Leo and all,
I am glad you found something suitable Leo, just hoping that Marion gets onboard as well.
Have a great day all!

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Sep 15, 2022 09:15:24   #
Ivey Loc: South Central Tennessee, Tim's Ford Lake
 
Morning Leo, Hope you have a much better time living with people close than I did. Several years ago we moved to Huntsville, quiet enough neighborhood, really nice but I just couldn't stand walking out the door and seeing other people right around me. Plus I'm a very lite sleeper and that really bothered me, that's when we moved to the lake at least I got enough room here I don't have to see others when I walk out plus most are just here for the summer the rest of the year is really quiet.

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Sep 15, 2022 13:02:24   #
DozerDave Loc: Port Orchard Wa.
 
plumbob wrote:
I feel Marion's apprehension fg. It's more of a change than one is ready to accept moving from no one next to you to they are in your face when you walk outside. No problem if she is a people person and likes the community atmosphere. However, if that living in the woods kinda of life is in her blood, it will take awhile hopefully to adapt.

I am going on 2 years and nearly have accepted my change. But in that 2 years i have heard where others came and went in this little community because they didn't give it time to seek the benefits of close living to one another. Just yesterday 2 doors over moved out after moving in, in Feb. She didn't take kindly to a letter that came out from the HOA complaint about motor cycles.
I feel Marion's apprehension fg. It's more of a ch... (show quote)


I’m kinda thinking that moving into a townhouse would be like living in a cage after living where your at. We’re on an acre and for me that’s just right. Half is wooded and so it’s low maintenance. Neighbors on all four sides but I can still stretch out. Oh, and I can also pee off the porch … 🐟on

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