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The "like new" roof.
The otherwise quiet neighborhood with the barking dog owned by the head of the neighborhood association.
Hills on what was used to be flat farmland before development.
Find out what those hills are made of. See if the topsoil is still there.
Unless you are actually on the lake, don't assume you'll always have a view of the lake.
Check the area for paper mills, smelters, foundries, and meat plants. What's upwind one day can be downwind the next.
The cute little neighborhood that became everybody else's shortcut to work.
A house you can afford in a neighborhood that's going downhill. You can fix up a house, but you can't fix up a neighborhood on your own.
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