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Comment on Does Commute-Time Matter When Buying a House? by susanpruden

susanpruden — Wed, 27 Jun 2012 17:51:33 +0000

I don’t mind the heat-map style – but I think you’re right – “your mileage may vary”. However, it’s a good starting place. I’ve also found WMATA’s site to be useful. You can put in an address (home, for example) and another (work, for example) and see a variety of routes using public transportation – and you have the added benefit of being able to put in the desired arrival time. I recently worked with a buyer who doesn’t drive and so the houses we looked at were scrutinized carefully using that site.

And I agree completely about most of Trulia’s automated anything being half-baked.

Comment on Does Commute-Time Matter When Buying a House? by Ken Montville

Ken Montville — Wed, 27 Jun 2012 17:32:40 +0000

Love the concept. A little doubtful on the accuracy. Like you say, Friday afternoon is one thing. How about bad weather (rain! or snow!) or construction or crashes? Plus, to be honest, these color schemes get me all discombobulated.

Plus, why does it say you can get to National Harbor in 30 minutes but not Annapolis (which would be a piece of cake, except on Friday night)? And it says you can get to Mitchellville in 3o and RT 3 in the same amount of time even though it’s another 5 miles down the road.

Like most of what Trulia does (like it’s new valuation estimates), it’s a decent idea with half baked implementation.

The bottom line for me is that while I love to be able to point to some tool that estimates commutes (like Google maps), I’m always a little leery of their accuracy. I guess you need one of those weight loss type disclaimers: “individual results may vary”.

Comment on Is Your Contractor Licensed? by Toni Harris

Toni Harris — Sat, 23 Jun 2012 18:36:05 +0000

Addendum to post in September 2011. This guy was instructed to come when I was at home. He came when I was not at home. The “wood” replaced at my gutter was pressed wood not the composite paid for and as of today 6/23/12 the work is being re-done and I am pursing a lawsuit. Do not use!!!!.

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Comment on Getting Even with the Landlord by susanpruden

susanpruden — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 22:35:26 +0000

Lawsuits for sure – I had a listing a couple of years ago where the tenant went after the landlord on lead paint issues. Cost the landlord plenty.

Comment on Getting Even with the Landlord by Ken Montville

Ken Montville — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 21:33:53 +0000

You are correct-a-mundo! Plus, if the landlord ever decides to sell the house it will already be in compliance and, thus, they can disclose with a clear conscience that they got the lead out (so to speak). It will save the seller/landlord big headaches (and lawsuits) down the road.

Comment on 2 of 52: Replace That Basement Floor by Juli

Juli — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 04:46:15 +0000

the problem with a carpeted basement floor, is that your cat will pee on it, and then you can’t just mop it up :-/