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99nine99 t1_iuz1da1 wrote

I live in Glastonbury...it's fantastic. My kids are in school and I'm happy to pay my taxes. I bought my house for $500k and pay $12k a year in taxes.

We were out with a group of neighbors, pulling wagons , and going house to house Monday night.

Really great area if you can find a house.

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99nine99 t1_iuz1h20 wrote

Do everything you can to have town water, sewer and natural gas.

Electricity is stupid expensive...plan on putting solar in.

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Kitchen-Spray-1984 OP t1_iuzeg6t wrote

That is my concern. The houses I liked didn't check the boxes for town water, sewer or gas.

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99nine99 t1_iv1wbp6 wrote

In my neighborhood when houses hit the market, there will be 20-30 people lined up for the first open house...if the price is reasonable, they sell in a couple weeks.

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Kitchen-Spray-1984 OP t1_iv2vjuo wrote

> there will be 20-30 people lined up for the first open house

I can imagine this happening during historic low rates but are you saying even now this happens?

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99nine99 t1_iv3bjr4 wrote

There are some really desirable neighborhoods where homes don't hit the market that often.

Last weekend there was a 3br/2bth ranch that hit the market. Elderly couple had both passed and the kids were dumping the house. Entire place needs to be gutted...old Formica kitchen, 70s bathrooms, etc.

Listed for $400k and there were a dozen cars outside at 9am Saturday

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