My wife and I just closed on this house 2 days ago. With my upcoming retirement from the Navy, I planned on relocating closer to my hunting grounds so I started looking at houses last summer. I was searching the internet and found this house for a price that I thought was a mistake (2 acres of land, house built in 2006 and never occupied). I called the realtor to inquire about it and he said that was the correct price, but it was a "short sale". With nothing to lose I signed a contract and it was a long 5 months but we finally closed. This house is only 4.5 miles from the Army Base I do all my hunting at. The house belonged to a Real Estate agent who thought she was going to get rich during the housing boom, I bought the house for $166K less than the original selling price and $112K less than the recent appraisal. One bedroom is being dedicated to bunk beds for my hunting buddies.
I remember reading about that place. Something about a burial ground? Is it in a place called Amityville? Do you come home and find the fridge upside down, the table and chairs on the ceiling? Does your dog stare into space and growl?
Dedicating a room to your buddies is awesome.. Congrats on the new home.
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John Wade wrote:I remember reading about that place. Something about a burial ground? Is it in a place called Amityville? Do you come home and find the fridge upside down, the table and chairs on the ceiling? Does your dog stare into space and growl?
John "The Exorcist" Wade
LMAO.. call me weird, but ive always wanted to go see that place
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