Working toward debt free.... (and then what??)

Well, it's over. I bought the house in August of 2004. I sold it in May of 2010. Almost 6 years. It was a good house and a good yard and garden. A good patio. It was a transition house in a transition period. The neighbors were weird. Thomas went through hell when we lived in that house. All of the family helped him to survive and move on. Virginia graduated from college when we were in that house. I met Ken when I lived in that house. Rex chewed on the doors, dresser, and Christmas tree in that house. He and Abby ruined the carpet. Thomas and his friends had umpteen parties there and played poker and drank beer, among other things.
But all in all, it sheltered us and allowed us to move on.

I paid for it to be painted inside and out as well as put a new floor in the main room. I also paid for several work orders after the inspection and the person who bought it got a helluva deal.

And I no longer am responsible!! WAHOO!!! Working toward debt free.... (and then what??)

Soundview

The house went on the market and got two offers in the first 2-3 days. People who are first time home buyers were trying to get in on the last days of the tax credit.... One offer seemed more secure and so I went with it. Then the inspection, appraisal, and the nail-biting, oh and the work orders from the inspection.... This spring has been very, very wet; it has rained about 1/2 - 1 inch daily for the last couple of weeks. Ok, perhaps this is an exaggeration. But it is WET and the backyard is saturated. So, there is much concern about the sump pump and if it is working or not. Anyway.... it is supposed to close on 5/27, only 5 days from now, and I can't wait!!