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Trusting the home inspector that said the roof wouldn't need to be replaced for at least another couple years.
Mine too! There's slight water damage to the bottom kitchen cabinets and wooden floors, that we can for too fix, as water slowly leaked down the walls, but at least we got new roof, windows and doors.
I've been dreaming of new windows (century+ old home) but the prices are insane around me. Nothing like fresh air in the spring & early fall
The prices are high over here as well, when the interest rate drops again I'll look into taking a HELOC or refinance. I'm trying to put as much money into the principal as I can in the mean time.