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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Things that are fixable are not deal breakers for me, so long as it's my budget to fix over time. Location can't be changed - so for me it's a thoroughfare. But even more important that that is living on toxic land - I'm talking about you Spring Valley. I used to own a home there (18 years ago), and to this day it's one of my biggest regrets. Yes we made a killing when we sold, but I also have a DS with significant learning challenges that I relate directly back to living in that house, on that land and drinking that water when he was an infant. I also developed two random autoimmune conditions right after we moved. Could they all be coincidental? Yes I suppose so, but I also believe strongly that there's a link. [/quote] I’m sorry to hear about your experiences living in Spring Valley. I agree … the two people I know who live there got sick. One died in middle age, the other beat one form of cancer and developed a second. Both relatively young. [/quote] Question for SV folks: We are looking at a house just south of SV in Kent. We have pored over the maps and Kent SEEMS ok. But the nervous nellie in me worries that it’s too close for comfort. Do you have any insight on this? We are deciding whether to put in an offer tomorrow![/quote]
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