Organization: House edition
Mar. 21st, 2012 01:10 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kittydesadeNo, not THAT House. In order, roughly, of completion, with a few 'if then's.
1.Call real-estate attorneys Or email, that works too.
1a.Set up appointment with attorney
1b.Drop copies of paperwork by law office.
2. Send thank-you notes
3. Call and get rough quotes on forced-air heating systems.
4.Call/shop online around for homeowner's insurance (consult bank checklist).
AAA*, State Farm, Allstate, GEICO** (*have membership, *have car insurance)
-- MUST provide replacement cost coverage
-- MUST include Windstorm and hail damage coverage
-- MUST have a maximum deductible of 5% of the policy's dwelling coverage amount
5. Call and get estimates on electrical tidy
6.Collect phone numbers of local masons
7. Collect phone numbers of local chimney sweeps
8.Check with Realty Lady to make sure you're clear on protocols for this point on
9.Give name of real-estate attorney to Mortgage Lady (and update Mortgage Lady)
10. Contact plumber (eventually)
11. PACK
12.Microchip Murdock the little escape-artist shit 9AM-6PM Humane Society Shelter place
13. Discuss pull-down ladders with boy; relocate? contact local carpenter contractors? etc.
14. IF relocating attic access THEN contact local contractors for that
15. Explore fountain removal, do we just need to take out the mud mat?
16.Look into local fire ordinances, can we have a legal fire pit out there? It looks like it needs a permit, double check with fire marshal or local fire department.
17. Look into outer wall lead paint procedure
18. Price out wasp spraying, might be cheaper just to take care of it ourselves
19. Double check inspection report, make sure all things marked as needed repair have been planned for/addressed in budgeting.
20. Breathe.
21. Don't die.
22. Name house
23.Make list of small repairs, put in box and at least one other place where you can easily access and strike things off over the next 6-months. (And then after that there will be MORE small repairs. And more. And more.)
24.Re-read mortgage paperwork + how-to booklet
25.Check on Home Depot credit cards, terms, no-interest periods, generic credit card vs store card only? (store only would be preferable)
26.PAY APRIL RENT.
To repair (barring the big three systems):
1.
1a.
1b.
2. Send thank-you notes
3. Call and get rough quotes on forced-air heating systems.
4.
AAA*, State Farm, Allstate, GEICO** (*have membership, *have car insurance)
-- MUST provide replacement cost coverage
-- MUST include Windstorm and hail damage coverage
-- MUST have a maximum deductible of 5% of the policy's dwelling coverage amount
5. Call and get estimates on electrical tidy
6.
7. Collect phone numbers of local chimney sweeps
8.
9.
10. Contact plumber (eventually)
11. PACK
12.
13. Discuss pull-down ladders with boy; relocate? contact local carpenter contractors? etc.
14. IF relocating attic access THEN contact local contractors for that
15. Explore fountain removal, do we just need to take out the mud mat?
16.
17. Look into outer wall lead paint procedure
18. Price out wasp spraying, might be cheaper just to take care of it ourselves
19. Double check inspection report, make sure all things marked as needed repair have been planned for/addressed in budgeting.
20. Breathe.
21. Don't die.
22. Name house
23.
24.
25.
26.
To repair (barring the big three systems):