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*yawn* Feels like a long day. Looks at three places.

1: Leftover from before. Less brutalized than the other one in the same building. Nice, high ceiling. Still rather bare and nothing special. List price: $110,000.

2: Nearby, a nice little downstairs condo. Two bedrooms, one nice and large. Two bathrooms. Two glass sliding doors (with insulated covers). A fireplace. The kitchen is sorta in the middle of everything, but rather nice. I liked it. A lot. List price: $141,000. That puts it out of my realistic price range.

3: A little farther out on Florida Road. Two bedrooms. Two floors. 1 and a half bathrooms. Reasonably good kitchen. A little wear here and there that could stand to be fixed, but nothing serious. The master bedroom is quite spacious. Nice. I liked this one too. List price: $129,900. That's right around the 'gosh, I might be able to survive on what's left after monthly expenses' line. Far tighter than I would like, but possibly doable.

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  1. marinredwolfJuly 25, 2003 at 1:05 AM

    *laugh* Okay then. Number three, one that's just gone on the market. The one I just had shown to me last night by someone in the listing office. The one that hasn't even been entered in databases for anyone else to see? You guessed it, it's under contract this morning.

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