And then we hit the speed bump at Mach 9. This has large amounts of suckage.
The next day or so will hopefully have a good resolution, but the Dream Forever Home failed a major inspection. This has the potential to be a true deal killer, but we’re trying to find a solution.
Two other far more minor questions seem to be getting resolution.
First, among other things that the agent’s junior assistant had wrong when we saw the property the first time, the second tree in the back yard is not giving us persimmons. These are apples. Google a picture of a persimmon – not even close. Come the end of September, we’re gonna have a bushel (or more) of apples and pears.
Secondly, we might be in Oak Hills instead of Hesperia. It’s sort of like how West Hills used to be part of Canoga Park, but neither is an actual city, they’re both actually part of Los Angeles. So while technically we’re in the city limits of Hesperia, where Oak Hills is an unincorporated area of San Berardino County next to Hesperia, most of the paperwork on the house says the zip code is 92344, which the Post Office says is Oak Hills, so who are we to argue with the US Postal Service? In the end, it doesn’t matter. Whatever gets escrow closed!
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