Front door of my building!
When I wrote my previous
post about the home buying experience being a roller coaster, I really
had no idea what I was talking about. The past few weeks have been
nothing short of awful. I was in an awful mood and an
emotional wreck. I never
cry (it’s weird…only movies usually get to me) and I cried daily, and
not just tears, but sobbing breakdowns. My original loan company told me
that they could not do the loan after all, even with all the extra
paperwork/documents they requested and received,
and that they didn’t even know if I could get a loan period. Then the
next mortgage company they contacted said they could probably give
me a loan but their interest rate and closing costs were higher, which I couldn't afford. I also
kept being told that I would know 100% the
next day if the loan(s) would happen…and then the next…and then the
next…and next next next next. I basically told my realtor that I wanted out. Safe to say I lost my mind- I even put a
deposit on an apartment in desperation.
But it did work out. I heard on Friday that the loan was *officially* approved and I closed yesterday (getting that cashiers
check for the down payment was an interesting experience…who knows if I
will ever have that much money in my savings account again- definitely took a picture)! I am
officially a homeowner! I have been slowly moving in the past two days and will continue to do so for the rest of the week. But I am taking a day off tomorrow to have furniture delivered/internet and TV set up!
Inside pictures to come- I gotta decorate first. But email me if you want my new address- it’s super pretty!
The pool for my summers off:)
The view from my bedroom window- not too shabby!




2 comments:
So glad to hear this story ended well! We have been going through the home buying process too and it has not been smooth for us either--- I feel for ya! Congrats!
Good luck to you then! I never in a million years thought it would be so difficult to finalize everything...I guess we have previous homeowners to blame for messing up mortgage companies. Keep pluggin' along!
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