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HOT PROPERTY

HOT PROPERTY

“I think I’d like to buy a house,” Cody said, surprising his parents. He’d stopped over their house for dinner like he did once every month or so.

Cody was twenty-six years old, four years out of college, and doing very well for himself. He had a good-paying job as a sales manager for a major soft drink and snack food distributor. He’d been recruited right out of college and had already been promoted twice. He had what he thought was the ideal job for a young single guy. He worked Monday through Friday, no weekends. He went in very early in the morning, five or six a.m., but his days were usually done by mid-afternoon, which gave him some daytime to do other things. That came in especially handy on Fridays when he could get an early jump on the weekend.

“Really?” his mother Melanie asked. “Do you think you’re ready for that?”

“Sure,” he said. “I’m making good money, I have savings in the bank, good credit, I made my final car payment last month, and the lease on my apartment is up in two months. My landlord said I could go month-to-month after that. I think the timing is right.”

“That’s a big commitment,” his father Jerry said.

“I know it is,” Cody said. “But I’m ready. I’m tired of throwing money away paying rent. I’d like to own something. Start building my empire.” He laughed. His parents laughed along with him.

“Well,” Jerry said, “Your mother and I were not much older than you when we bought our first house. It wasn’t much, an old ...

... run-down row house in the city, but it sure felt good when we moved in, didn’t it, Hon?”

Melanie looked at her husband with a relaxed smile. “Yes, it did.”

“We spent the first weekend painting, every room, before we even moved in,” Jerry said. “The place needed everything. Every weekend after that for the next two years was a project. But it was ours.”

“Hopefully I can find a place that’s not a fixer-upper,” Cody said.

“Oh, I’m pretty sure you can,” Melanie said. “It’s a buyer’s market right now. Have you talked to a realtor?”

“Uh, no, I haven’t.”

“My friend Toni is a realtor,” his mom said. “Do you remember her? She was our realtor back when we bought this house. You were in middle school at the time.”

“Kind of. I think I might have met her.”

“You did. She was very helpful and brought us a bag of sandwiches the day we moved in.”

“Oh yeah, I remember that,” Cody said. “She was good-looking, I remember that too.”

“Yes. She was and still is. She was young at that time, about the same age as you are now. Young and hungry. She did a great job for us. She seems to be doing very well these days, I see her ads and signs around town and she has listings all over the place.”

“You don’t think she’d be too busy to work with a first-time buyer like me?”

“She’s a businesswoman, I don’t think she would turn down business. I see her fairly often at the Historical Society meetings and I’ve given her a few referrals over the years. I don’t think she’d turn down ...