woodcuttersDaughter t1_j0idkkm wrote
That's within $10 of my monthly mortgage, but, it's an old house that needed a shit ton of work when we bought it and there is no AC. Some people wouldn't be into that. I like it though.
Generic_Mustard t1_j0mofpu wrote
I also bought an old house, closed floorplan, dated throughout, has no AC, cheap price.
I like it, it's not for everyone.
I haven't put any money into it yet but all my friends ask what I am going to do with it.
Live in it (cheaply) mainly.
altonquincyjones t1_j0jvcqa wrote
Window units? I lived in socal and people suffered during heat waves. Not much compared to here.
woodcuttersDaughter t1_j0kvjdc wrote
I have 2, but we never even put one of them in this year. It’s so big and heavy we never felt like it. It gets cool enough at night that I sleep with fans fine.
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woodcuttersDaughter t1_j0m40b5 wrote
It was too hot for a few days, but it’s pretty tolerable overall. I couldn’t live like that all the time. I couldn’t live in the South, but for a week or two total, it’s fine.
dehehn t1_j0m19bc wrote
That's a couple hundred higher than mine and I found a pretty nice 2 story with a finished basement in a nicish part of Brookline. We did some refurbs, but it didn't really need it.
You can definitely find good homes in Pittsburgh for that price range. Took us a while but they're out there.
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