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WTF | What $1.2 Million *Actually* Gets you in California...

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hey everyone me kevin here in this video

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i'm going to show you exactly what you

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get for 950 000 which is gonna give

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multiple offers and sell for over a

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million dollars so for a million dollars

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in southern california just outside of

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santa barbara and it's this it is a 1961

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three bedroom two bath

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350 square feet let's take a look inside

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this is your family room

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right here

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uh you've got the classic acoustic

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ceiling you've got some cracking on the

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walls you've got some cracking coming

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off the windows and those are just the

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minor hairline cracks you get the

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wallpaper and two-prong outlets in the

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bedroom you get some three-prong outlets

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although those might not actually be

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grounded in fact here you can see those

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beautiful two prongers right here

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got these classic hollow core doors here

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that uh don't take paint too well but

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that's okay

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it's cheaper to paint them than it is to

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replace them

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the property has three bedrooms like i

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mentioned you've got one bedroom right

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over here with that sort of middle

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school style linoleum right here

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a little bit of a pinkish hue in the

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bedroom over here you do get an overhead

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light though

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you have central heat but no central air

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some of the doors have a little bit of

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damage over here the older kind of brass

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hardware as well

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no hardwood on this particular property

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so you do have carpet over linoleum on

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this particular one

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you have original aluminum vial uh

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sliders here so aluminum windows they

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are a single pane window

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the screens need a little bit of love

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acoustic ceiling because this was built

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in 1961 probably asbestos asbestos-based

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given that you do have some settling

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you're gonna probably have to do a

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little bit of work on some of the doors

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to keep uh things from actually closing

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properly like the sliding glass door

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doesn't open and close too well so you'd

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have to make some adjustments given that

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the foundation has shifted a little bit

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but this a little bit larger of a kind

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of hairline crack that you'd usually

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want to see not really a hairline crack

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anymore as soon as you can start fitting

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the tip of a pencil in you uh go past

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hairline you start going into okay

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you've had some settling in the property

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uh this is the kitchen over here the

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original cabinets actually not in bad

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condition these kind of cabinets can

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take paint pretty decently

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but you do have this flower wallpaper

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that you would have to take off you

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might want to do a little bit of

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rearranging anyway but what a lot of

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people would do is they would probably

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want to remove this upper section here

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and then see if they could do any kind

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of potential opening here problem is

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with some foundation settling already

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you might not want to move any

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load-bearing walls because

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you might continue to

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adversely affect the foundation what

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some people might do is they might want

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to lift up some parts of the foundation

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left and right corners back side of the

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property feels like that's what's

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thinking a little bit

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i would say there's probably a good

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chance

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you could

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let's see here yeah here's the water

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here so if you move the water heater

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which you have a copper plumbing so it's

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been upgraded copper plumbing but

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temperature pressure relief valve is not

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plugged to the outside which is right

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here

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uh furnace is actually in this closet as

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well so if you could move these furnace

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to the attic water heater to the garage

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be able to get rid of this particular

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space here

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and what a lot of folks are going to be

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doing is looking at this wall right here

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and the key here it's probably going to

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be bearing at some point but if you can

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extend this wall

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with a nice beam like a timber strand

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which is an engineered type of lumber if

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you can get a nice beam across the top

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here and really open this up keep maybe

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a load-bearing post on this side and

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then keep load on this wall obviously if

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there's no load here best case scenario

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right but there's probably going to be

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that would be a nice way of making this

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property flow and open again and it

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would enable you to potentially even

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pull this kitchen out since you're

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probably going to refloor you might want

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to pull the kitchen out a little bit

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just so you have a little bit more space

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over here you do have

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the appliances

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well probably going to get new ones

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this is the laundry room you can see the

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original

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sort of uh well linoleum here but also

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these uh

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hose lines to the

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uh washer dryer these are the worst half

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these hose lines are known for bursting

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especially if you ever have like a water

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surge from the utility or

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higher water pressure just at the

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regular

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this is your bathroom that kind of

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serves as your master bath so

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you've got the blue cabinet matching the

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blue porcelain toilet and porcelain sink

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top over here and it goes off to this

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bedroom here

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which this is right off the front door

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of the house so you're kind of at the

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front usually you'd have the master in

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the back but this doesn't actually have

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a master the back of the property so

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you're going to see if you head back

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over to the back of the property over

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here you're going to have a guest bath

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over here and this one we're going to

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have the pink colored porcelain

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and a pink

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colored tub here

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you're probably going to need a new

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surround as well unfortunately for this

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one i don't think you're going to be

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able to get away with repairing this one

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also a little bit of an odd placement

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for

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the medicine cabinet

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but

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nothing that can't be solved so

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uh you do have you can actually see the

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asbestos boot

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right up here

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for your venting if you google asbestos

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boot

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you could get a really good picture of

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that

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taking a look at the back and the front

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of the property let's start with the

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front and do a quick little

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circle around hi there

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a lot of people at the property right

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now which is pretty typical it's kind of

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a way of reiterating that you're at a

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good deal right

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um

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roof probably about 15 years old there's

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some delamination sort of the well i

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shouldn't say delamination some of the

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granules have already started getting

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removed obviously the gutters have

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rusted away but otherwise this is the

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front of the property here pretty nice

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front yard though you do give up a lot

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of real estate to the front yard

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you've got

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you head over here asphalt driveway

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unfortunately the asphalt driveway's not

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the cheapest thing

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uh this is probably going to cost you

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about

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let's say seven grand to replace so if

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you're looking about seven grand for the

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asphalt you're gonna be about probably

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another fifteen hundred bucks for a

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drive uh garage door and garage door

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opener

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you're looking at an interior remodel

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it's probably going to knock on the door

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somewhere around 40k i'd throw maybe 15

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in the kitchen

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floor paint will be another 15 including

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removing the acoustic that's what you

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get about 30 bathrooms you're going to

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throw in about 10 uh and including in

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this maybe electrical and some light

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plumbing so somewhere around 40 45 for

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the interior the problem is going to be

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the question mark about that foundation

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and what you want to do with that wall

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if you want to go through permitting and

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get an engineer involved i mean you

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could be sitting on this if you go

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through permitting you'd be sitting on

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this for a year

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to get a load-bearing wall

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done i wouldn't necessarily recommend

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that uh that that you know you touch the

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wall if you end up having to go through

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that for a year because you'll be

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sitting vacant for a year and your costs

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will just balloon

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but uh otherwise uh you know if you did

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the wall as well

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and maybe for an engineer and a

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contractor to do it in a proper manner

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uh

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let's say it wasn't load-bearing but you

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had an engineer verify that you know

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maybe add five thousand dollars or so

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for that so 45 inside paint the outside

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do the driveway do the garage door and

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such you're probably sitting at

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somewhere at a 65 to 70 000 remodel

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here not including foundation work if

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you do foundation work yeah and you lift

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up some of the back portions of the

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house you could probably add an easy 20

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to 30k it's not terrible but if you

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wanted to fix it you'd probably be

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adding 20 to 30k so if you wanted a good

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solid budget for this house i'd say 100

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if you do the foundation and if you want

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to go a little bit higher

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and you'll you'll be throwing in 120

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pretty quickly so

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to get this you're probably going to

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have to pay substantially over uh the

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listing price it's listed for 950 uh the

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comps are anywhere between 1.2 to 1.4

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you'll probably be in the neighborhood

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of uh trying to buy this around

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i'd say maybe 1069 something like that

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uh then after you fix up maybe you're

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into it for one two if you tried to flip

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it maybe you try to get one four on the

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way out hey quick update so i found out

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from the listing agent that this house

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is probably going to sell for over 1.2

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million dollars and the people who are

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buying it think it'll be worth 1.4 to

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1.6 million dollars so they're really a

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little bit more optimistic than i was on

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that resale price if they're going to

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flip it or maybe they'll hold on to it

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but either way i'm shocked that they're

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willing to pay this much i thought it

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might go out for about 10.70 maybe 1-1

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for it to be going out over 1-2 seems

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nutty who knows if it'll actually end up

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closing for one two sometimes people

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will grind this stuff down during escrow

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i really think it needs to be under 1.1

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to be a good deal

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and honestly even at that point it's

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pretty expensive i'd rather pay one for

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it and actually make money on it

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otherwise you're not gonna make money by

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the way i just noticed in the attic

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there were multiple roof purlins i

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believe purlins uh from what i could see

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just poking my head and coming right

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down onto this wall at least uh here

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and then probably two more on either

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side of this so it's a full on load

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bearing wall here

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so while yes you can see purlins in the

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attic just like you can see in the

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picture here they're actually those

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horizontal members that you're kind of

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seeing a cross section of in this image

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what we're mostly looking for are where

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the purlins connect with the struts and

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where the struts go down so what we're

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going to do is take a look at the red

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arrow here you want to look at where

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that strut goes down to that middle beam

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and that's where roof load is sitting on

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your house now take a look at this can

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you see those struts coming down

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right on that center wall that means

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you've

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almost certainly got a load-bearing wall

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in that big middle wall that would be so

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nice to open up so the cost just went up

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and then your neighbor's got an outpost

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to keep you safe with like a search

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light on top

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but anyway this is the backyard

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the uh house is mostly ungrounded if i

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haven't mentioned that already quick

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but nice backyard another potential that

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you could do with a house like this is

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you could take a house like this

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and you could turn the garage into a

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guest unit

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and you could also

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potentially build another guest unit

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back here to have about a five foot side

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it'd be a little tight to try to build

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one out here

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it's not as deep of a backyard as i

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would love to do a guest unit out here

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but

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maybe if you did like a detached over

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here in the corner it'd be about you'd

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want to go at least 20 by 20. 20 by 20

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would probably take you from maybe a

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foot off of that sliding door there all

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the way down to the end of where the

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existing structure is and then probably

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out pretty far to over here so it's kind

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of be like adding a two-car garage back

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here for another guest unit so you could

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potentially have uh three units here

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garage main house and then unit in the

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back

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potentially in the future maybe you'd be

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able to add a fourth one which is crazy

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that's just the california effication of

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things that are going on here

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surprisingly outside the foundation

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damage actually doesn't seem so

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ridiculously uh abnormal for what you

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would see i mean certainly you'd want to

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remove this

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little tree right here that does you

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know good

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and

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yeah

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okay

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not bad

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so anyway that's what a million dollars

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gets you just outside of santa barbara

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in

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california but if you want some

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potential look at this house this house

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beautiful so not only have

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they got a beautiful exterior paint

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color over here

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but they've got the newer dual pane

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windows you can see here so let's zoom

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in a little bit you've got the vinyl

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dual pane windows here you've got

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virtually what looks like a brand

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spanking new roof you got the solar

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panels you got the chimney cap uh

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properly done you've got this nice

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smooth stuccoed uh wall right here

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that's very expensive by the way to do

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the smooth stucco oh yeah they did the

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new driveway as well look at what you're

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next to over here i'm not exactly sure

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what this

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this big contraption thingy is here but

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see look at this is nice

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they put a lot of money in so this just

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shows you the potential of what this

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could be

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in the future they're working out here

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wow

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that's

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quite a christmas display

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but uh anyway yeah oh look at this and

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then you've got somebody over here who's

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added on top of the garage a guest unit

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and then you've got potentially some

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more original homes in the neighborhood

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like there's another one right there

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just with the overgrown yard but it has

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the dual planed windows and looks like

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solar panels and potentially new roof as

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well but missing chimney cap which you

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can see right there

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and uh the overgrown yard maybe a

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telltale sign that that could be

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something to buy in the future too

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anyway oh that's cool and so that way

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you can be by your um hi there hi you

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can be by your garage and then have

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privacy with that big screen there

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that's kind of cool

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super super cool okay so

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there you go

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there you have what a million dollars

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gets you in california

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hope you enjoy it

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