Executive homes, tell me about yours

[Anonymous]

What does a typical executive home in this area look like. How are your schools and what is your estimated home value?

[Anonymous]

Need a capital E

[Anonymous]

What is an executive home? Like a furnished rental that is for a newly transferred exec?

[Anonymous]

Is and Executive home one that all the neighboring homes report to?

[Anonymous]

Is this OP the same OP that posted about how her husband was becoming an "Executive" and their salary was tripling and she was quitting her job?

I guess she's enjoying her virtual spending spree.

[Anonymous]

An executive home is basically a trim level -- it has more upgrades than a standard trim level.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Need a capital E

Post of the day!

[Anonymous]

if something is described as "executive" I assume it's flashy/trendy but low quality and intended to appeal to someone who capitalizes the E in executive.

[Anonymous]

I kind of hope this is the same poster with the capital E in Executive.

You'd think she'd get the message by now that Executive is not a word that tells us much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:An executive home is basically a trim level -- it has more upgrades than a standard trim level.

Seriously!? This is a thing?

[Anonymous]

Maybe its where young executives put their elderly parent executives out to pasture.

[Anonymous]

This is all I can think of:



This poor person doesn't know anything about this world of "Executives"

[Anonymous]

Is it like an Executive MBA? Cuz then it's just cheap and half-assed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:An executive home is basically a trim level -- it has more upgrades than a standard trim level.

Really?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:An executive home is basically a trim level -- it has more upgrades than a standard trim level.

Seriously!? This is a thing?

Yep, it's basically a marketing technique for home builders. A standard level will have basic baseboards and related trim, mid-level appliances, hollow core doors, basic tile work, etc. An executive level home will have upgraded baseboards and trim, high-end appliances, solid wood doors, more elaborate tile work, and other high-end details.

OP, for your own sake, please stop talking about "Executive" this and "Executive" that. You are going to make a fool of yourself and really embarrass your husband.