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lol http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/08/politics/marc-kasowitz-statement-trump-comey/index.html
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I think one cool consequence of Trumps presidency is how many more Americans are paying attention to politics and things
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alternative lawyer
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SHOAH NUFF posted:I think one cool consequence of Trumps presidency is how many more Americans are paying attention to politics and things Shut your rear end up
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Mel Mudkiper posted:lol The better version is the version showing that a named partner at a biglaw firm defending the President of the United States can't spell President. https://twitter.com/davidmackau/status/872877738478227457 e:I guess it's there, but not in the headline. ulmont fucked around with this message at 20:02 on Jun 8, 2017 |
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President is a hard word to spell right okay
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Mel Mudkiper posted:lol yessss the typo is intact.
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# ? Jun 8, 2017 19:57 |
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Hires the best. https://twitter.com/JenniferJJacobs/status/872888357201825792
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# ? Jun 8, 2017 19:57 |
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Starting our your statement by saying "No evidence Russia changed a single vote" when it was never the topic of conversation is like your wife catching you loving the babysitter and being like "Well, at least you admit there is no evidence I am also loving my secretary"
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Mel Mudkiper posted:Starting our your statement by saying "No evidence Russia changed a single vote" when it was never the topic of conversation is like your wife catching you loving the babysitter and being like "Well, at least you admit there is no evidence I am also loving my secretary" One of the senators did ask that question.
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ulmont posted:One of the senators did ask that question. yeah but its like bringing up the pee tape months later. It was such a minor thing no one cared about and the fact they lead with it says something
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I wish this had video so it could get the veep treatment
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# ? Jun 8, 2017 20:10 |
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Donald Trump's farewell address: "The Aristocrats"
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# ? Jun 8, 2017 20:12 |
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Paul Ryan said with a straight face the GOP wouldn't try to impeach a Democrat if they were accused of the same actions as Trump. gently caress you Paul Ryan.
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# ? Jun 8, 2017 20:36 |
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The fucks we are buying the house from said the roof was new but the most recent permit to replace the roof was 2000. Prior to that was 1989. So it's older than the roof it replaced. I hate people.
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Uh, did you not hire a home inspector? That would be a pretty big mistake.
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How do you think we found this out smart feller
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E: well okay then
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Spoeank posted:How do you think we found this out smart feller The idea is to hire one before you close. Didn't you say you already closed?
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no poo poo that's what we're doing. Hence the house we are buying as in, it's in process as in, it's not closed I'm really annoyed I gotta drop $500 to find out these people lied
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Ah, my bad! Yes, people lie and/or are ignorant about the state of their home constantly. A home inspection is never a waste. This is something I AM an expert in - been in the real estate industry for over a decade. Even if it's brand new construction, from a builder with an impeccable reputation, you get an inspection done. Keeps the honest honest. Impossibly Perfect Sphere fucked around with this message at 20:45 on Jun 8, 2017 |
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:Ah, my bad! Yes, people lie and/or are ignorant about the state of their home constantly.
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Spoeank posted:no poo poo that's what we're doing. Can you roll that into your offer? ie if it cost $500, work with them to lower your offer $500 so it is a push?
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weird Asian candy posted:Can you roll that into your offer? ie if it cost $500, work with them to lower your offer $500 so it is a push? Not really, it's an expected cost of buying a house to get an inspection. If it turns up things like it needs a new roof, that's what you're negotiating your offer based on.
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Yeah, now he can come back and ding them with a lower offer, or ask for money back at closing to pay for a new roof. That is of course assuming they made their original offer contingent on the inspection.
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Also if you ever get one done, it's very important that you go through it with the inspector and take note of every little thing they point out because that will help you a lot of information about what to look for when looking at other houses in the future
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Staff retreat I'm on going well
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Yeah, and the reality is that $500 just saved him thousands on a new roof.
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I got off the phone with our agent who is one of our good friends and also a bulldog. Apparently, the guy listing the house is a schmuck who she's done one other deal with and he failed to disclose poo poo on that house too. She thought it was a one off but now it's a pattern. She's going to push for them paying for a new roof to be done during their rent back period so it's brand new when we move in, or to pay for parts that need repair and to cover a major portion if not all of closing costs. Closing costs are gonna be more than a new roof on a cursory glance so I'm really hoping for the latter we gotta spend the cash one way or the other. I'd rather stay more liquid now because I gotta buy a bunch of poo poo for a house and save up knowing I need a roof in the near future
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^ Right on! Let us know if you need a goon army to show up at that dude's house. We may all have bad backs and torn calves but he doesn't need to know that Kalli posted:Not really, it's an expected cost of buying a house to get an inspection. Yeah, you are right. That's what I was thinking but it came out wrong cuz I'm dumb
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Spoeank posted:I got off the phone with our agent who is one of our good friends and also a bulldog. This is always the stuff that stresses you out and keeps you awake at night. But don't sweat it bro, it all works out.
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I enjoy my new roof that I paid $1600 for right when the old one was 20 years old thanks to a timely hail storm
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The day after I moved into my house I spent something like $900 on random things at Lowe's. Also check to see if your state has any energy efficiency programs like MassSave. They came in, replaced every light bulb and showerhead in the house for free then paid 90% of the cost to re-insulate the attic and had an interest free loan to get the heating unit replaced. Intruder posted:I enjoy my new roof that I paid $1600 for right when the old one was 20 years old thanks to a timely hail storm My parent's house had a hundred year old ceramic tile roof so it wasn't until I was buying a house that I had fully realized you had to actually replace roofs.
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Also when I was house hunting we did put our earnest money down on a house that we had already paid to have inspected and our realtor decided to climb onto the roof because it looked odd to him and the roof was utterly shot. So hiring an inspector isn't even necessarily going to cover you completely. Bitched the dude out but no $ back
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Also the first house I was going to buy was a total mess of a place that was listed at like 30% below everything else in the area. We toured it, saw it needed some work, and got to the point where I got an inspection. Then I found out I was a loving idiot who didn't know the first thing about what to look for in a house.
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Intruder posted:Also when I was house hunting we did put our earnest money down on a house that we had already paid to have inspected and our realtor decided to climb onto the roof because it looked odd to him and the roof was utterly shot. So hiring an inspector isn't even necessarily going to cover you completely. Bitched the dude out but no $ back I mean, technically you could have sued him. Reputable inspectors carry E&O insurance to cover that kind of stuff.
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Spoeank posted:I got off the phone with our agent who is one of our good friends and also a bulldog. You don't want the sellers picking who does the roof, they'll go for the absolute cheapest possible option. It's much better to get the cash and then have it done yourself.
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Jiminy Christmas! Shoes! posted:I mean, technically you could have sued him. Reputable inspectors carry E&O insurance to cover that kind of stuff. Hell I was just glad we got our earnest money back. The homeowners refused to do anything about the roof. The enormous backyard was about half the size of a football field (because of a gas pipe running underneath it which prevented the opposite house from being build any closer), which in hindsight would have been a huge pain to maintain but it was one of the things that really appealed to me at the time Buying a house is a huge pain. There was one owner who refused to budge on the price because she had already lowered it... six months before. House had been on the market for two years. Good luck, lady e: A third house had these weird electrical problems where if you turn on a light in one room they'd dim elsewhere, if you ran the microwave everything dimmed or went out, etc. But it was wayyyyy below market value for the area, so we tried to see if an electrician could fuss out what the deal was but we eventually just abandoned that one Intruder fucked around with this message at 21:41 on Jun 8, 2017 |
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I'm also putting offers on places right now...in the Bay. loving. Kill. Me.
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