WhirldWorks Farm
A small homestead and Debouillet sheep farm in Central Texas
Position and hold, caution wake turbulence
Still no homestead news as we have yet to close on the sale of our city home. The deal we had in June ended with a terminated contract in July which you can read about in our previous post. It took some time to unravel the details of the contract termination, but we did finally get the house back on the market.
About two weeks passed by and we ended up with several offers on the table. Yesterday we accepted what we think was the best of them and we again have a signed contract. I am hopeful this time we will go to closing, but due to the unforeseen drama of the previous contract we are throttling back our excitement.
We haven’t been out to the homestead in over two months because we have been so busy putting this house sale together and making it ready for a buyer. We realize there isn’t much we could do out there in this Texas summer heat when we have no power or water, but we just love putting our eyes on the prize. Hopefully we will get out there again soon!
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Keeping my fingers crossed for you. Hope joy can get out to your beautiful land soon.
So glad you got another contract. I’ve been there, we had a contact fall out on a house a few years ago, and although it was stressful at the time, it all worked out in the end. Good luck!
Best wishes. Selling a house can be a real headache. May the stress of it soon by just a fading memory for you.