Homeowner Plunges Into Dallas Real Estate Rental Market—Literally
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This home on Livingston near Highland Park Village was first listed for $2.6, then lowered to $2.495. Now it’s leased. All is well and good, in fact, more than good. We have a happy landlord and a happy tenant who plans to put a swimming pool in the backyard.
That’s right, she’s leasing a $2.5 million dollar home that needs a pool, so she’s just putting one in herself. I mean, we are 70 days into triple digits!
The times, they are a changing!
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Wow, that's a bit much. Is the landlord kicking in at all for the pool or is it a very long lease?
Wow, that's a bit much. Is the landlord kicking in at all for the pool or is it a very long lease?
Can’t have a mcmansion without the mcmoat.
Can’t have a mcmansion without the mcmoat.
Sounds like her credit is in the dumps but her cash flow is swimming.
Sounds like her credit is in the dumps but her cash flow is swimming.
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[…] A woman renting a $2.5M mansion in Dallas is all but totally satisfied with her leased digs, so she&… The pool will be positioned next to a covered patio and outdoor kitchen. She may never move. [Candy's Dirt] […]
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[…] all of the costs if it really matters to you. One Dallas renter decided that she wanted a pool added to her $2.5 million dollar rental. It was a perfectly reasonable request but to assure that it […]
[…] all of the costs if it really matters to you. One Dallas renter decided that she wanted a pool added to her $2.5 million dollar rental. It was a perfectly reasonable request but to assure that it […]