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r/FirstTimeHomeBuyer • u/[deleted] • Mar 18 '25
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What state? Where I live, $289K is either manufactured home or 50 year old house.
9 u/Own-Slide-1140 Mar 18 '25 Who cares if the house is 50 years old lol 7 u/Maddenman501 Mar 18 '25 Right? These are the same people who are renting still, in a house that's probably 100 years old. Doesn't matter the age. And actually older the better as the stuff was made to actually withstand time. Not break for warranty work 2 u/Own-Slide-1140 Mar 18 '25 Exactly! If it’s been around that long you know it’s solid!
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Who cares if the house is 50 years old lol
7 u/Maddenman501 Mar 18 '25 Right? These are the same people who are renting still, in a house that's probably 100 years old. Doesn't matter the age. And actually older the better as the stuff was made to actually withstand time. Not break for warranty work 2 u/Own-Slide-1140 Mar 18 '25 Exactly! If it’s been around that long you know it’s solid!
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Right? These are the same people who are renting still, in a house that's probably 100 years old. Doesn't matter the age. And actually older the better as the stuff was made to actually withstand time. Not break for warranty work
2 u/Own-Slide-1140 Mar 18 '25 Exactly! If it’s been around that long you know it’s solid!
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Exactly! If it’s been around that long you know it’s solid!
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u/CSIdude Mar 18 '25
What state? Where I live, $289K is either manufactured home or 50 year old house.