Look at this place baby... So much room. I could totally see us living here the rest of our lives.

......GeT.....OuuuUuut.......

To bad we can't stay baby!

Where I grew up, streets were the only place to play.

Yell car and move to the side. Then resume your street football game.

If I had a ghost in the house, I wonder if he/she would help out with the rent?

How about the fees associated with paper bills and not allowing auto billing too?

I've written my local city council about my opposition to flock cameras in the city. You all should too.

Companies love contractors. No benefits to pay and doesn't count as a full time hire.

The only correct answer is to choose life.

All good advice here.

Find a good agent to represent you.

Get pre approved by your potential mortgage company.

Have a decent down payment in cash ready.

Never ever ever ever sign a deal with a per diem penalty. No matter what.

Make sure you understand what your taxes and insurance will be. Also check for FEMA flood maps. My home had a paved patio and 6 inches of it touched a XX flood zone, they wanted 15k a year for mandatory flood insurance. I took a sledge hammer to the concrete and poof, no more flood insurance requirement.

What the current resident pays in taxes is NOT what you will pay....research it.

Don't buy a house within 1 block of a school .....school traffic is terrible.

Get a full inspection....not just what's required.

Good luck

In your machine cert manager or application's cert store, look at the trusted cert lists, remove any McD certs in the list.

Have you looked at just having a dhcp hot standby.

https://oneuptime.com/blog/post/2026-03-20-set-up-dhcp-failover-high-availability/view

It offers better redundancy than just 1 host. Super easy to setup too.