I have to tell you guys about the settlement for the old house. The buyers were amazing people. I never expected to feel so emotional, but I was at the brink of tears several times during the 90 minute settlement.
I walked into the conference room with my agent and it was CRAZY. You would have thought I was a rock star. They jumped to their feet and said “Oh my Goodness, we are finally meeting you. We have been SO looking forward to meeting you and we can’t believe you’re finally here”. I was so taken aback. I mean ditto. I couldn’t have been happier to meet them.
The husband had a 2 page typed list of questions for me. He was very serious about his questions. Some of the questions were so cute (Are there any neighbors that we need to be wary of ?). I loved his questions and that he had typed them =adorable. The wife was SO excited. She said she was going to sign the papers extra fast so that she could go and see her new house.
The couple was in their early 40′s and have never owned a home. Their teenage children (a boy and a girl) have never had their own room. The husband kept exclaiming throughout the entire settlement “We just LOVE your home” and other things like “You have made our dreams come true”. I could cry just thinking about it (I actually am now ! ~ darn I’m a cry baby). At one point he says “I just love my wife and I love that I am finally able to make her dreams come true!” I mean really, how much more could they say to make me cry.
The husband and wife told me that if my children EVER want to visit their old home, that their door is always open to us (we wouldn’t impose like that, but WOW, how sweet). They were SO appreciative of the new air conditioners that we bought for them. After meeting them I am now so happy that we did that. I would not have felt right about leaving the old ones. The husband thanked me several times for them. He was so cute. He said “Some people like their fancy central air conditioning, but I like to have control over these things. I like to know where it’s cool and where it’s not.” Well, I’m one of “those people” who like the central air, but I can appreciate his wonderful attitude.
Well, hopefully I’m done crying for the day, but everytime I tell the story I break out in tears again. Ugghh, I wish I could stop that, but I’ve tried for years and I’m just a crier. What a wonderful, beautiful experience. I’m so blessed to have lived there for 15 years. I brought my beautiful babies home there and they spent the first 4.5 years of their lives there. I am so blessed to have been able to pass it along to a new family who will treasure it. It’s a wonderful gift. Darn, now I’m crying again…
























