TSX at its new home!
03-14-2004, 09:29 PM
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TSX at its new home!
bought my first new townhouse last year and its finally gonna be finished this month. tentative closing date is mid april. im so excited...the tsx will finally have its own garage!
heres a quick pic i took when i went to visit the site. it looks at home doesnt it
heres a quick pic i took when i went to visit the site. it looks at home doesnt it
03-14-2004, 09:43 PM
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Originally posted by NeoChaser
that's a big townhouse
two garage
congrats!
that's a big townhouse
two garage
congrats!
, 1 car garage. the garage to the right is the townhouse next to us. its a shared driveway.
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03-15-2004, 10:39 AM
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Originally posted by xizor
really nice look place, looks like half of the house is the garage from the front though
really nice look place, looks like half of the house is the garage from the front though
Breakfast nook
Dining room
Living room
Kitchen
Master Bath
03-15-2004, 11:15 AM
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That townhouse is looking real nice. Nice car, Nice house....you got it all now.
Where is that place? (if you don't mind me asking) I'm looking for a place too.
Where is that place? (if you don't mind me asking) I'm looking for a place too.
03-15-2004, 01:11 PM
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Originally posted by yuhoo22
Where is that place? (if you don't mind me asking) I'm looking for a place too.
Where is that place? (if you don't mind me asking) I'm looking for a place too.
03-15-2004, 07:40 PM
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Originally posted by JaTe
its in tinton falls, nj...monmouth county
its in tinton falls, nj...monmouth county
03-15-2004, 08:31 PM
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Don't listen to me.
Jacuzzi is nice. But its a bitch fitting two in there (talking from experience). I have the same style oak cabinets in my house. Only mine have a two inch crown molding.
Hey Jate, make sure you go over every little thing with a fine tooth comb before you close escrow. I find that if you push the issue things get done a lot faster. If you sign escrow papers, all of a sudden you don't matter to them anymore.
Hey Jate, make sure you go over every little thing with a fine tooth comb before you close escrow. I find that if you push the issue things get done a lot faster. If you sign escrow papers, all of a sudden you don't matter to them anymore.
03-15-2004, 09:16 PM
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Originally posted by ortiz
Jacuzzi is nice. But its a bitch fitting two in there (talking from experience). I have the same style oak cabinets in my house. Only mine have a two inch crown molding.
Hey Jate, make sure you go over every little thing with a fine tooth comb before you close escrow. I find that if you push the issue things get done a lot faster. If you sign escrow papers, all of a sudden you don't matter to them anymore.
Jacuzzi is nice. But its a bitch fitting two in there (talking from experience). I have the same style oak cabinets in my house. Only mine have a two inch crown molding.
Hey Jate, make sure you go over every little thing with a fine tooth comb before you close escrow. I find that if you push the issue things get done a lot faster. If you sign escrow papers, all of a sudden you don't matter to them anymore.
thanks for the tip...we plan on looking at every single nook and cranny in the house.
03-18-2004, 11:24 AM
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Don't listen to me.
Tip: If the jaccuzi has scuff looking marks on it, conventional cleaner won't get it out. Make the builder do it.
Tip 2: take lots of pics of everything. If something is wrong mail a letter with pic of what needs to be repaired.
Tip 3: After you buy the house you will notice that grout will crack when it settles. Ask your contractor if he will fix it when it does. Also when the house settles on the foundation (about 1 year) you might want the AC unit check. I have a unit in my attic that tilted slightly and leaked water in my house through the celling. Apearentally the AC unit needs to be leveled a couple months after the house is purchased.
Tip 2: take lots of pics of everything. If something is wrong mail a letter with pic of what needs to be repaired.
Tip 3: After you buy the house you will notice that grout will crack when it settles. Ask your contractor if he will fix it when it does. Also when the house settles on the foundation (about 1 year) you might want the AC unit check. I have a unit in my attic that tilted slightly and leaked water in my house through the celling. Apearentally the AC unit needs to be leveled a couple months after the house is purchased.
03-18-2004, 11:28 AM
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Don't listen to me.
Oh lastly check your keys. You should be given two keys for every lock in the house. Even if one key opens everything, each lock still comes with 2 keys.
My house has a total 8 locks (on four doors) to the outside. They gave me 15 keys. I should have recieved 16 keys. Later about 3 months I look in the breaker box and there is the 16th key.
Anyone could of used that key to get in my house, and I would of never know it.
My house has a total 8 locks (on four doors) to the outside. They gave me 15 keys. I should have recieved 16 keys. Later about 3 months I look in the breaker box and there is the 16th key.
Anyone could of used that key to get in my house, and I would of never know it.
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