On Sep 2, 2:33*pm, keith wrote:

"Resale value" is quite important. *This should be obvious to everyone
in the current home sales climate. *If you lost you job and had to
relocate you'd better believe "resale value" is important. *If there
are a thousand houses on the market in your area, it doesn't take much
to knock your house out of the running. **Anything* abnormal for your
price range can do it.

Provided your house is just another unit in a subdivision. I'm in a
unique house on two acres. The selling points a

Two acres
Good freeway access
Good schools
A 20x40 outbuilding (currently outfitted as a workshop)
Three-season room
Loads of charm:
http://www.adi.com/~hamilton/house/o...ontOfHouse.jpg

The negatives:

Only 1200 square feet (including that three-season room)
Only one bathroom
Miniscule kitchen

Anybody who would consider my house wouldn't be deterred by
it not being comparable to other houses in its price range.

Everybody's circumstances are different.

Cindy Hamilton