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the_siobhanOne major checkbox ticked off: my mother's house has sold. Three hours of reviewing offers, holy shit. What a gauntlet.
I've only done this once before and I don't know how common it is for an interested buyer to put in as a condition that we guarantee nobody has ever been murdered in the house, but judging by the realtor's reaction it doesn't come up very often.
Next on the list: lawyer up, finish emptying the remaining furniture, notify the utilities, get Jim sorted out with the bank so he's protected.
A thing that came up when we were cleaning out the house, my mother had her brother's old Dublin Garda uniform and I passed it onto Axel, who is about the same build. It fits him. So now he can say he has the uniform that arrested Adam Clayton.
I've only done this once before and I don't know how common it is for an interested buyer to put in as a condition that we guarantee nobody has ever been murdered in the house, but judging by the realtor's reaction it doesn't come up very often.
Next on the list: lawyer up, finish emptying the remaining furniture, notify the utilities, get Jim sorted out with the bank so he's protected.
A thing that came up when we were cleaning out the house, my mother had her brother's old Dublin Garda uniform and I passed it onto Axel, who is about the same build. It fits him. So now he can say he has the uniform that arrested Adam Clayton.