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Regional real-estate terms I'm not familiar with

Started by 9thmoon, May 04, 2006, 05:26 PM NHFT

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9thmoon

Thank you, freedom, I'll do that!  I'm also having trouble finding good resources comparing Rockingham and Hillsborough counties from a taxes/pricing/law perspective... any chance you have suggestions for that as well? 

Dreepa

Taxes are basically on a per town basis.
People claim Rockingham to be the 'fastest growing county.'

9thmoon

Yeah, I'm looking for a single-family, but if the prices I'm seeing are actually so good that I could afford a duplex for what I'd planned on paying for a single-family, I might make some money back renting out the other half.  That's what I was thinking, anyway.  Rents seem to be high in these areas. 

9thmoon


Pat McCotter

Quote from: 9thmoon on May 05, 2006, 07:11 PM NHFT
I'm so confused... ???
This house looks like a 4 bedroom/2 bath single-family home but it's described as a condex:

http://www.masiello.com/search_profile.cfm?propertyid=573e09a7-8a89-4efc-890e-9a34abf415a1&thiswindow=2&propNo=8#



It's also said to be a "3 Lvl T/H" - 3 floor townhouse. Sounds like only one unit is for sale at that price.

9thmoon

Phooey... I was thinking that price was a bit too good  ;) 

KBCraig

Quote from: Dreepa on May 05, 2006, 01:23 PM NHFT
Think of a propane tank for a gas grill.  Now think of one on steroids that is 5 feet tall.  :D

Similar to this:



In my part of the country, they're all horizontal, and from 250-500 gallon capacity. The propane truck drives up, connects, and fills them up. I understand that in space-conscious New England, the vertical design is more common, and the bottles themselves get switched out.

Kevin

Pat K

Quote from: Pat McCotter on May 05, 2006, 07:13 PM NHFT
Quote from: 9thmoon on May 05, 2006, 07:11 PM NHFT
I'm so confused... ???
This house looks like a 4 bedroom/2 bath single-family home but it's described as a condex:

http://www.masiello.com/search_profile.cfm?propertyid=573e09a7-8a89-4efc-890e-9a34abf415a1&thiswindow=2&propNo=8#

The add apears to be selling the whole house to me :-\

It's also said to be a "3 Lvl T/H" - 3 floor townhouse. Sounds like only one unit is for sale at that price.


Dreepa

Quote from: KBCraig on May 05, 2006, 07:42 PM NHFT
Quote from: Dreepa on May 05, 2006, 01:23 PM NHFT
Think of a propane tank for a gas grill.  Now think of one on steroids that is 5 feet tall.  :D

Similar to this:



In my part of the country, they're all horizontal, and from 250-500 gallon capacity. The propane truck drives up, connects, and fills them up. I understand that in space-conscious New England, the vertical design is more common, and the bottles themselves get switched out.

Kevin
Nah Mine are even BIGGER.  ;D

Zork

Quote from: Dreepa on May 05, 2006, 07:55 PM NHFT
Quote from: KBCraig on May 05, 2006, 07:42 PM NHFT
Quote from: Dreepa on May 05, 2006, 01:23 PM NHFT
Think of a propane tank for a gas grill.  Now think of one on steroids that is 5 feet tall.  :D

Similar to this:



In my part of the country, they're all horizontal, and from 250-500 gallon capacity. The propane truck drives up, connects, and fills them up. I understand that in space-conscious New England, the vertical design is more common, and the bottles themselves get switched out.

Kevin
Nah Mine are even BIGGER.  ;D

Yeah, mine are about the diameter of those two combined.

Pat McCotter


Nash


KBCraig


9thmoon

Quote from: Pat McCotter on May 05, 2006, 08:08 PM NHFT
There are these around here


I've only ever seen these at gas stations, for fueling up propane-converted vehicles or containers for gas grills, around here.  I've seen similar things, though, that are filled with heating oil, on the sides of some old houses. 

Pat K

Just can't help thinking, those tanks would hold a lot of BEER.