Rajah
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I'm impressed. DH and I both were concerned that they were going to consider us too picky because we noticed so many places where the paint needed touching up or caulk needed re-applying or that were just missed entirely with paint. Not a problem on any of them, and the building supervisor (I think that's who one guy was) and the QA Inspector walking us through were even picking up on *more* places that needed touchup that we'd missed -- most were even taken care of to our satisfaction as we watched.
They're looking into and/or dealing with everything on our inspector's report, biggest of which was the roof. They're getting another city (or was it state?) inspector to come reconfirm that the roof meets wind/hail code requirements. If he says it does, we're going to insist on a manufacturer's rep coming out and putting in writing that the warranty is good. If he says it doesn't, they'll re-do it. But I'm not as worried about it as I was, after watching the builders behind us putting the roofs on *correctly*. I feel confident (maybe I'm naieve, but I don't think so) that they'll fix things to our satisfaction before our closing date next Thursday.
We did hear back on the loans, and they're both approved (we're doing the 80-15 method)! So really the only real thing we're facing as a potential problem is getting the $$$ before closing because we really weren't expecting to close this fast, and they're digging up more fees than we anticipated. I think we'll still be able to make it, though.
So now I'm starting to plan out how we're going to lay out the living room, game room, and bedroom.
I think we're probably going to be hitting a couple of the furniture stores' Labor Day sales with the no-payments/no-financing for 12 months bit. Just have to make sure we don't go *too* far with those
But I think we can get a new couch/chair set that actually fits the room (instead of the loveseat-sized one we have now that would be dwarfed in the living room but will fit the gameroom exactly) as well as a new TV (even if we just get a small one) without difficulty. And IKEA has cheap enough stuff we can get something that will work as a temporary entertainment center, too. Most of the furniture we *NEED* we really have, though, so I'm excited. 
Can you tell I'm excited?
They're looking into and/or dealing with everything on our inspector's report, biggest of which was the roof. They're getting another city (or was it state?) inspector to come reconfirm that the roof meets wind/hail code requirements. If he says it does, we're going to insist on a manufacturer's rep coming out and putting in writing that the warranty is good. If he says it doesn't, they'll re-do it. But I'm not as worried about it as I was, after watching the builders behind us putting the roofs on *correctly*. I feel confident (maybe I'm naieve, but I don't think so) that they'll fix things to our satisfaction before our closing date next Thursday.

We did hear back on the loans, and they're both approved (we're doing the 80-15 method)! So really the only real thing we're facing as a potential problem is getting the $$$ before closing because we really weren't expecting to close this fast, and they're digging up more fees than we anticipated. I think we'll still be able to make it, though.
So now I'm starting to plan out how we're going to lay out the living room, game room, and bedroom.



Can you tell I'm excited?
