Our daughter received luggage and a bus ticket from our old business partners. We gave her adviCe and a tank of gas.
plus my 12ga, 2 hand guns and ammo.
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I shoot animals in my yard all the time. Why can't you?
I don't really know my neighbors and I don't want them calling the police or panicking because they heard a gunshot at 10pm. I plan on staying in this neighborhood for a while and the last thing I want is pissed off neighbors. Also, it's illegal to discharge a firearm within the city limits and/or within x feet from a road, and/or within x feet from a house, etc. I'd like to keep it on the DL.
Trust me, I wish this weren't a problem... I would love to shoot rabbits and Pdogs from my back porch, but that's not the situation I get to work with right now.
Have it in the contract, 15 days to move out. Some folks want you out before the ink dries at closing.. You have a place lined up, closing gets put off 3-4 days, or the buyer gets cold feet, you just lost the place you wanted.
Expect multiple offers for $5-15K over asking. However some of them are going to want you to, grade the driveway, repaint the closet (MIL hates earth tones) trust me it's happened. You're selling it AS IS, outside of any legit repairs needed, like septic etc.
Having the house sparsely furnished during open house / realtor visits helps. Move any firearms / safe in to the garage, with a cover over it. Better yet, see if you can score a refrigerator box to put over it.
HB,
The visual of you going primal on that rabbit is funny.
I dispatch them with a Gamo Silent Stalker Whisper .22 and no one is the wiser.
On the move out thread, I was gone mid way through senior year. Once I turned 18, as promised by 'rents, I was calling the shots.
Worked as a lad to afford a car and some pocket money. REAL lucky I've never really been unemployed.
Got a few rabbits near my house that I know I can't do anything to. I'd love to use even a pellet gun to keep them from chewing my yard and my wife's flowers in the front, plus I'd have some good stew. But I have some nosy neighbors that wouldn't hesitate to turn me in.
Woke up this morning to the kid leaving, guess he wasn't really up to facing us yet. He has a shift at Elitch's later so he was toting his work uniform with him. Guessing he'll end up blowing more of what little he makes on a restaurant. Not saving a thing, though he doesn't even have a driver's license yet so no point in a car I suppose. His biggest problem is that at 19 he still thinks food service and retail are jobs that are below him. Yet, I was 12 when I first worked a summer de-tasseling corn back in Michigan, each year from 12-15. Then, I worked at Rotten Ronnie's (MC D's) from 16-18 until I joined the Army. His mom worked Taco Bell in high school until joining the Navy. We both have college degrees and decent jobs, not sure what he's waiting for. [Shake]
He's apparently waiting for someone to hand it to him.