Assuming Steve wants to sellQuote:
Originally Posted by Nobody Famous
You would expect a good agent to stage and decontent.
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Assuming Steve wants to sellQuote:
Originally Posted by Nobody Famous
You would expect a good agent to stage and decontent.
My daughter said Steve's place looks like what Trumps would if he were a Walmart manager.
I think you can play “Hidden Pictures” with Steve’s Palace. First one to find the coffee mate creamer gets to cut the line on opening day 22-23 at a ski resort of your choice.
Pic 32, left hand side:Quote:
Originally Posted by AmmergauerTele
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That jar of coffee mate BTW is the same room with a shower and the second, smaller hot tub.
Other curiosities are the acronym SPQR prominently displayed in big letters two places. That has something to do with the history of the Senate and People of Ancient Rome. And has also been adopted by white nationalist groups. But I think in this case Steve is the ancient Rome buff, fanatic, freak.
I knew I read about this place somewhere before:
A House Tour Of Steve Lansky's Modern-Day Roman Palace Can Only Be Described As Over-The-Top (PHOTOS) | HuffPost Life
I appreciate the $100 bill toilet paper roll cover. That just screams class and wealth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nobody Famous
NPS or Wilderness witholdings* don't come around often...
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/7...1201775_zpid/?
*The developer of this home is notorious for controversial land acquisitions.
Sweet views....but in this case it does come up often....been trying to sell it since 2014 starting at $4.5M!Quote:
Originally Posted by hatchgreenchile
Agree that's a great view, but I feel like that building was calling out for some cool timber joinery, or at least some big cast iron ties and bolts and stuff. Those big logs have all the drama of a stack of lincoln logs.Quote:
Originally Posted by sirbumpsalot
Cheese ball fridge
Groovy. But Oklahoma.Quote:
Originally Posted by dan_pdx
And that’s before you get to the water damageQuote:
Originally Posted by CarlMega
And they're asking for $190k more than a year ago. The neighbors must have been thrilled when this was built.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
A water tower with water damage?Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
I need to click thru the pics. How do you suppose they mangled that so bad? Roof to round seam? Expansion/contraction?Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
"Hello HomeDepot?, yes do you have circular gutters?"
Maybe all the way down from the roof, but from the looks of this floor and the proximity to the door I wonder if it came in right through the door/window setup thereQuote:
Originally Posted by CarlMega
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Me too but then that drop ceiling is also a disaster. "Yo bro, so I hear you like air flow. I got one better, everything flow."Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
The pictures leave a lot of questions unanswered, which may be a good thing. It seems there are some basement rooms attached to the garage, and then maybe there are rooms in the tower that aren't included in the pictures (?) Kind of hard to figure out what's going on
LOL at "investor's dream!"
It's like the LSD missile silo in reverse.
My 1st yr studio prof: “Everyone does a circular house once…looks like you got yours out of the way!”
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Originally Posted by Dantheman
Do I get anything for knowing exactly what you meant without having to look it up?
What do you think of this 3 bds • 4 ba • 3,300 sqft home I found on Zillow? https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2...edium=referral
Its got a pool
Is all i can say about this mess
And i love the hills
I think I need to start selling real estate
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I think if you've got the money to buy it you've probably got the money to fix it up. Location, location, location....Quote:
Originally Posted by 3s