- What’s up guys?
- Hey, how’s it going?
- Good. What’d you guys think of the neighborhood?
- Love it. So cute.
- How much did you pay for it again?
- 410
- So the outside’s not bad, the patio’s good, needs landscaping, roof looks kind of alright.
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- Well it’s definitely historic. Look at these ceilings.
- What the heck? This is not what I was expecting
- The floors, we need to patch them.
- Put laminate on them.
- No way. There’s no way we can do laminate.
- What’s on the other side of this wall is my question. Because this should actually be much bigger
- It’s a sad, little makeshift wall.
- Yeah, I know
- I think this was a bedroom on this side?
- Well, so, this would be all open and it would be one huge family room?
- Man, this is a huge kitchen for this size house
- It’s weird though … I mean
- Weird layout
- Tell me we’re allowed to replace the cabinets and we’re not restoring them
- It’s better if we restore them but I’m with you on redoing them
- We just have to make them look like they’ve been here for 100 years
- So this is the main bath for the other two bedrooms, so we have to make it more comfortable. Vanity, countertop space…
- Yeah. Just completely redo it.
- Come check out the master.
- Oh wow. Look at how big this is.
- Oh wow.
- Original windows, cool cross pattern on it.
- Yeah, houses from this era never have a master this big, ever.
- Man, look at the size of this master bathroom!
- Holy crap!
- Oh look, even has vaulted ceilings.
- Wow, this shower is huge! Are you kidding me?
- So, I already own the house. I would need to know if you guys are in.
- Okay. So here’s what I have to do. I have to call my contractor, have him come out and inspect the property, not only cosmetic but structural. It’s an old house, and I can make a decision then.