And now for the next great adventure

[hrj]

As of 9:30am today, I am (temporarily) no longer a homeowner. I'm living in Concord now and shopping for a new house. In fact, I've put in an offer on a new place already. It's a short sale, which means in practical terms that I now have a couple months (roughly) to wait for the current mortgage holders to decide whether they want to accept it. I won't be blogging publicly about it (probably not even under flock) until something concrete happens because there's always the possibility that anything I post could come back to bite me in negotiations. My basic position is that I will eventually buy a house that will make me very happy. It may or may not be this one. I don't intend to get emotionally invested in any particular house (beyond the basic emotional investment that one should have when making a decision to buy).

This is still not the bicycle/commute review post. Real Soon Now.

Comments

[stitchwhich.livejournal.com]

Every time you talk about your new place-to-be, I get a little homesick. Bossman & I met at the Weapons Station there and set up our first home just down the road from our duty station. I most likely wouldn't recognise any of town now, but your posts trigger some very happy memories.

[d-salie.livejournal.com]

Ohhh, I'll keep my fingers crossed. OK, maybe not that long though....
BTW, the local farmers market has started for the season. It's on Thursday evenings and includes a free concert. We sometimes go as a group so I'll keep you posted!

[heleninwales.livejournal.com]

I hope the next phase of the move goes well.