>3 in the state of NH

there are more if you search for different years

>if a little meth lab next door is gonna stop you, you’re never gonna get a house in this market.

would you live next to a meth lab?

I don’t think people are missing the electricity prices and the skyrocketing property tax

I guess buyer remorse. Worth it before purchasing it, but not worth it after seeing zestimate

I guess it still sucks big time. Knowing that I could have put that extra 200k into VOO lol

Then why did most sellers list their homes at or close to zestimate?

It sucks psychologically when zillow usually over estimates house prices and then you are 100k down

Someone bought 800 acres for 1.9 million in the same area, close in Jan 2023, that translates too $2,375/acre. 15 acres would be $35k lol

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/287-Charlestown-Road-Acworth-NH-03601/2061307030_zpid

Shouldn't that be disclosed in the listing that it is land leased? Wow it's crazy that's blatant lie. A condo and a land leased house is very different

I just wonder all the mobile homes turned into single family home, how long they are going to last and also if they have properly insulation for the cold weather, and also whether the electrical wiring are done properly. A lot of fixes are only domestic (which is the least expensive things to fix) and they didn't fix the expensive stuff

How do you know they don’t own the land? Does it say it in the listing?

I recently came across one that has a concrete foundation and basement. It is listed as a single family home, but then when I asked the realtor she told me only manufactured home lenders would work because it is actually a home modified from manufactured home. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/32-Lisa-Avenue-Raymond-NH-03077/86789789_zpid

Even if it is on its own land, manufactured home on average only lasts 30 years. You would have to buy a new manufactured home after 30 years. This is exactly the definition of a depreciating asset.

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>A healthy profit to be sure, but no where near twice the investment. Full gut and remodel including exterior work was almost certainly well into 6 figures (over $250k if I had to guess) with Fairfield county contractor pricing in effect.

i was quoted by several contractors a gut reno like this for ~$100k. these people are really out there..plus the reno looks so cheap and ugly. I wish them good luck trying to see this crap more than $500k with the horrendous school in stamford.

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i think whoever bought this house at this price is quite stupid. sorry to say. they used the cheapest materials (look at the backsplash in the kitchen) and they don't even have a fridge. Also, the house is right outside a busy road. I am also suspicious of the square footage. i think they might have included the unfinished basement. People always lie about the sq ft nowadays it's crazy as if no one thinks about the potential legal reprimand.

thank you. i updated the original post.

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