u/Technical_Quiet_5687

Im talking “values“ up 50-100% since Covid in my neighborhood. I’ve toured a few where everything is still original from when the houses were built in 1992 (like original jetted tubs and builder grade bathrooms, 8-10 year old kitchens and roofs). All are asking over $800K when they sold in 2015 for $3-400K.

I just sold a house where we had remodeled every major room (kitchen, baths, floors, roof, HVAC) and felt justified in our markup. But it’s crazy now to see sellers asking for that markup for just a few basic maintenance items.

Yet most of these sellers are willing to just sit and wait it out until they find a desperate buyer. Several have sat on/off market for close to a year. I’m frustrated (and jealous). I’d like to upgrade my home but I can’t justify these values.

ok hit me with your experiences with the robot mops/vacuums. with Mothers Day coming up I’m thinking of asking for one. We have hardwood but large area rugs all over and our home is not open layout so similar experiences would be great to hear.

We also have a Shepard dog and fluffy cat (so lots and lots of hair). We’ve had robot vacuums before but they always seemed to just push the hair around (have they gotten better)?

our pediatricIan uses Pedirix as the combo vaccine at 2,4,6 months (dTa, polio, Heb B). We also did the hospital/birth dose of HeP B. Since the CDC only recommends 3 doses of Hep B is there any research on impact of getting a 4th dose? Any impact on long term immunity since they’re so close together?