Originally Posted by
Landing Gear
Wait a minute.
You're looking at $2-8 million range? That's a pretty big spread. Most people do not have a 400% gap between their top and bottom figures.
How is this possible?
It's possible because we can pretty much afford to spend whatever we want on a house.
Originally, we thought we'd get
more house for the money, moving from the northern NJ area, and started looking at around $2 million -- but that really wasn't the case, and we upped our range to $3-5 million. We have cars and dogs and our main criteria is privacy with a big piece of property.
We wandered into an open house that was $8 million, without knowing where it was priced -- we followed signs, checked in at the gate (Prado) and walked through the 10,000 square feet on our own. I also looked at the Toll Brothers' homes -- 6,000 square feet on less than an acre. They are offering incentives of hundreds of thousands of dollars -- but I don't want to look into my neighbor's pool for any price. The builders' homes were priced better, but still very high it seemed.