Damn hard decisions... pic!
 

Trying to decide to take the plunge on this house. Would be my first house that I would own. What you guys think of the front here?

http://www.free-ass-movies.com/house/TN_IMG_0136.JPG

What's around it? If there's a dump on the right there, then I'd back out. Also, where are the trees?

i like the architecture

it is brand new. to the right is another new property. Landscaping is done to it. All new places will be going up right across the street in 2 years also. Same guy owns all the lots there.

go for it , a house is a great thing to own

Nice looking place. How will you pay for it if VISA pulls the plug tomorrow?? If you got the money jump on it.

that is one of the factors in getting it or not. Got a meeting with financial planners in a few days regarding stuff.

ya.. i house is a great investment... DO IT.. DO IT..

I like a large front yard myself, landscaping trees and holiday decorations.
If you're really in Nebraska those steps to the front door will be a bitch in the winter and I don't like the idea of my vehicles being under my house, because of rising fumes or a fire.

Other than that,,,,, looks OK.

If you are just sking about our opinion on how it looks like then I say it's far better than those middle class houses you see nowadays.

much better if you put some plants and flower in front of it.

I don´t really like the architecture, but looks comfortable. :thumbsup

if i were you i'd go for it. it is so spacious! i mean, the ambiance around it is very refreshing.

Looks big. Go for it.

Looks pretty big, but we need to see the inside.

the house looks neat.

the architecture is nice...but i agree, there are no trees around, looks boring!

Need trees and lawn. I'm not down with the desolate look.

of course the landscaping would be done. The house isn't actually finished all the way yet.

looks nice - but I am not a fan of the cars under the house myself.

looks pretty decent, what's the asking price tag on 'er?

Looks the shiznit !! Go for it !! :thumbsup

230k is what they are asking. Not sure if I want to invest that much into my own property right now, or put the money into different investments that will bring in monthly income.

absolutely no front yard, no trees and no appeal. shop around. new houses are great but you might find an older one with a little more umf. or a new one with better property.

230k, Holy shit.. I need to move. That house would sell for 600k easy in roseville, cali.

looks greate .. u need a pool and a few naked girls there :winkwink:

no outdoor pools here in nebraska usually unless you can put some sort of cover over it during winter.

ya the cost of living is a lot cheaper here.

It looks quite big. and for only 230k its a easy choice.

looks like a nice place :thumbsup

a few things I have to decide on his, this is the first actual new house in the past few years in this town. Nothing new goes up here at all. The guy that put this one up, has plans for 25 more houses in the same area but that won't be until another few years. So gotta decide if I shoudl wait until then and hopefully pick one up cheaper or just grab this one now with the rates still lower.

I think that's fair enough. besides that value keeps on growing right?