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Guess that means you have an address as well...congrats!
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(07-06-2019, 05:27 AM)fredhargis Wrote: Guess that means you have an address as well...congrats!
Not until we get concrete footers poured.
Lawyer and banker at closing just laughed when I mentioned the problem. It's a constant fight in the county so they just let it ride until the final closing and then they use the surveyor's description and whatever mailing address they are given.
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07-06-2019, 07:12 PM
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We had no physical address when we moved into this house. We were known as living in the Koepsle house- everyone knew where the Koepsle house was. Instead, we had a po box.
There was a faded street sign that may have read Seguin at one time. When the DMV and other places demanded a physical address, I made one up and used it for all of them. Finally the county adopted 911 services in the 90's and we had ourselves an official street name and a real genuine legal and usable house number- life was good. But the folks at the DMV wanted to know how it was we didn't move but had a different address. I don't remember what bs I told them.
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(07-06-2019, 09:12 PM)Robert Adams Wrote: We are hitting a dry spell here it's called summer. Highs of 100*+ and very high humidity for the forseeable future. Forecast is 99-100* but no one lives at the airport, it's always 5-7* hotter here than the airport and the forecast. So enjoy the rain... Also enjoy the basement. I with houses here had them.
That heat and humidity is the one think I don't like about Texas. I travel to Dallas for work from time to time and its always in the summer. Can't wait to leave every time, I just can't take that kind of heat and humidity. In NJ we can get into the mid to upper 90s, but then a front blows in after 4 or 5 days from our friends in Canada and cools everything down.
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(07-07-2019, 11:04 AM)Admiral Wrote: That heat and humidity is the one think I don't like about Texas. I travel to Dallas for work from time to time and its always in the summer. Can't wait to leave every time, I just can't take that kind of heat and humidity. In NJ we can get into the mid to upper 90s, but then a front blows in after 4 or 5 days from our friends in Canada and cools everything down.
I can't wait to leave here either. As it gets hotter my anger grows along with it exponentially. I'm at the point now where I am constantly cussing and just flat pissed off any time I am outside. This really is a horrible place to live weatherwise not to mention that there is nothing to do that's not at least a day and a half drive or a flight away... She wants an RV but it takes so long to get far enough north to where the weather is decent. I am an outdoors person and this is not the part of the country for it.
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The easiest way to complete and sign all these papers is to use a stamp! I work in the law domain, so I have to sign hundreds of papers every day. It's very exhausting to sign them all. Believe me that the easiest way is to use a stamp. You can create a stamp thru online platforms like this one. I use only it when I order a new stamp. The price is very low and the quality is the best on the market. The delivery is very fast and free! I think that everyone must think about how to do their job most easily, saving some time.
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started this thread 2019-07-05
Moved into house 2021-1-15
Can't believe some of the nonsense that has caused delays.
Then it only took 23 hours to get a contract on the old house
Now if the credit union will get outta their office chairs and get us our mortgage!
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