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2023.06.02 07:44 walczakdesignbuild Ipswich's Leading Basement Remodeling Contractors - Craft Your Perfect Retreat
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2023.06.01 09:27 walczakdesignbuild Revitalize Your Home with Skilled Remodelers in Ipswich, MA
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2023.05.29 23:22 fitnessandwine Calories in Fried Clams
Any estimates on this “whole bellied clams from Ipswich, MA” appetizer? It was about 8 fried clams.
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2023.05.28 20:32 Stunning_Wrongdoer74 My new beautiful Tory Burch brocade bag ❤️
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2023.05.26 17:09 shogun_knight547 Moving Cross Country. Need advice on how to tour rentals when I won't be able to fly cross country
Hi, I'm a recent college grad who is moving from MA to WA state. I'm looking to get a rental in WA but I likely won't be able to tour it myself unless I fly over (which is too expensive for me to do at this time).
What advice do ya'll have on how I might be able to ensure the rentals I look at actually fulfill my requirements? To be clear, on requirements, I mean things that you can't find on Zillow like if there's mold, etc.
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What advice do ya'll have on how I might be able to ensure the rentals I look at actually fulfill my requirements? To be clear, on requirements, I mean things that you can't find on Zillow like if there's mold, etc.
2023.05.26 07:26 walczakdesignbuild Custom Home Additions: Premier Services in Ipswich, MA by Walczak Design Build
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2023.05.25 08:51 walczakdesignbuild Transform Your Attic Space: Trusted Attic Remodeling Services in Ipswich, MA by Walczak Design Build
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2023.05.23 17:41 Assiagopeniscorn Bought a house in ‘22, hugely regretting it. Where to do from here?
I made a huge, semi-rushed house purchase and am freaking out. I’m not sure if this is the right sub, but I need someone to help me logically wrap my head about the emotions I’m feeling right now.
In Jan of 2022, I (33F) decided to I wanted to move to NJ to be with my long-distance boyfriend. It was a tough decision because I owned my house in MA, had a great career, and was financially stable. However, my life overall felt stagnant and I had been wanting a change for a couple of years so I decide to make the move. I also speak to my employer and we’re able to work it out so I’m essentially remote with a few visits to the area, maintaining my same pay.
House in MA suits my needs perfectly. The kitchen was beautiful. There was intentional, well-thought out storage spaces. The bathroom, even though we only had one, was gorgeous. The neighborhood was in a great location.
We start looking at houses, I’m not in a rush. Find out in May 2022 that I’m pregnant. Panic sets in because now I want to be moved and settled before the baby arrives in Jan 2023. I was able to sell my house in MA no problem. But after putting 15+ offers in NJ, we finally got an offer accepted on a “backup” house. I was so relieved to have housing, that I didn’t even go back for a second look. Closed in Aug 2022.
I move. BF moves in. We have the baby in January. LOTS of changes and adjustments.
Fast forward to present day, and I am HUGELY regretting my decision. Not because of the move itself, but because I absolutely hate this house.
This house is larger to accommodate us, baby, and each of our pets, but since the market was so different, I feel I grossly overpaid for it. Everything that is bothering is mostly cosmetic, but it is depressing. For 330k, I wish I had spent more time looking at the house. I only did one visit because I had to travel to see it. It needs an entire kitchen upgrade (countertops, new appliances, all new cabinets, etc), half bath needs upgraded vanity, full bath could use a new shower, etc. everything is functional, but I feel like I’m living in a dump for what I paid and where I should be in my life right now. We had to upgrade the electrical upon move in because there were so many issues. We don’t use the downstairs at all (living space, half bath, third bedroom). It uses oil heat that we’ve already had to fill up the tank 4 times since we moved in! I just feel like I spent all of this money on an overpriced piece of mediocre crap.
Some people are suggesting we just sell and move to a neighboring town. I don’t know if I have the mental capacity to go through that whole process right now without the guarantee of being in a better house and a better financial situation. I do look on Zillow, but anything that we could afford right now is not any better. I know the market is different from when I bought my first home in 2018, so do I just need to accept this?
Part of the issue, is that for the cost of our house, I feel it should be nicer. If we sold, we probably wouldn’t make too much money, if any, and all of what we made would go toward a down payment and closing costs.
As for where we would move to, I have no desire to be in a specific location. I’m fine with staying in NJ (BF likes it here, lots of family), but the house itself is driving me crazy. Especially since I’m now working from home full-time and have our little one full-time.
I guess I’m looking for guidance. Is my situation as bad as I think it is? Should I tough it out for a couple of years and make slow changes as we’re able to save up money? Should I try to move now? I need some perspective.
Some info about the houses:
MA house: 2b1bath colonial bought in Sept 2018 for 175k. 3.75% fixed mortgage. I refinanced in 2020 from 30 to 15 year Loved the house Sold in Aug 2022 for $240k.
NJ house: 3b1.5 bath bilevel bought in Aug 2022 for $330k. 6.75% fixed 30yr mortgage. 20% down, so mortgage was taken out at 264k. New roof and septic in 2020, we added a fence for the yard, new dishwasher, and full electrical upgrade with generator hookup. Slowly painting the rooms as well
Thank you for any input and let me know what other info I can provide.
ETA: NJ is vague. We are in rural, northern NJ.
Update: Thank you to everyone that replied! All of your perspectives were very helpful. We will plan to stay out for now while making little upgrades as we go. In a few months, when emotions are calmer, we can make a decision on the bigger renovations. We’ll never stop looking at Zillow on the side though! :)
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In Jan of 2022, I (33F) decided to I wanted to move to NJ to be with my long-distance boyfriend. It was a tough decision because I owned my house in MA, had a great career, and was financially stable. However, my life overall felt stagnant and I had been wanting a change for a couple of years so I decide to make the move. I also speak to my employer and we’re able to work it out so I’m essentially remote with a few visits to the area, maintaining my same pay.
House in MA suits my needs perfectly. The kitchen was beautiful. There was intentional, well-thought out storage spaces. The bathroom, even though we only had one, was gorgeous. The neighborhood was in a great location.
We start looking at houses, I’m not in a rush. Find out in May 2022 that I’m pregnant. Panic sets in because now I want to be moved and settled before the baby arrives in Jan 2023. I was able to sell my house in MA no problem. But after putting 15+ offers in NJ, we finally got an offer accepted on a “backup” house. I was so relieved to have housing, that I didn’t even go back for a second look. Closed in Aug 2022.
I move. BF moves in. We have the baby in January. LOTS of changes and adjustments.
Fast forward to present day, and I am HUGELY regretting my decision. Not because of the move itself, but because I absolutely hate this house.
This house is larger to accommodate us, baby, and each of our pets, but since the market was so different, I feel I grossly overpaid for it. Everything that is bothering is mostly cosmetic, but it is depressing. For 330k, I wish I had spent more time looking at the house. I only did one visit because I had to travel to see it. It needs an entire kitchen upgrade (countertops, new appliances, all new cabinets, etc), half bath needs upgraded vanity, full bath could use a new shower, etc. everything is functional, but I feel like I’m living in a dump for what I paid and where I should be in my life right now. We had to upgrade the electrical upon move in because there were so many issues. We don’t use the downstairs at all (living space, half bath, third bedroom). It uses oil heat that we’ve already had to fill up the tank 4 times since we moved in! I just feel like I spent all of this money on an overpriced piece of mediocre crap.
Some people are suggesting we just sell and move to a neighboring town. I don’t know if I have the mental capacity to go through that whole process right now without the guarantee of being in a better house and a better financial situation. I do look on Zillow, but anything that we could afford right now is not any better. I know the market is different from when I bought my first home in 2018, so do I just need to accept this?
Part of the issue, is that for the cost of our house, I feel it should be nicer. If we sold, we probably wouldn’t make too much money, if any, and all of what we made would go toward a down payment and closing costs.
As for where we would move to, I have no desire to be in a specific location. I’m fine with staying in NJ (BF likes it here, lots of family), but the house itself is driving me crazy. Especially since I’m now working from home full-time and have our little one full-time.
I guess I’m looking for guidance. Is my situation as bad as I think it is? Should I tough it out for a couple of years and make slow changes as we’re able to save up money? Should I try to move now? I need some perspective.
Some info about the houses:
MA house: 2b1bath colonial bought in Sept 2018 for 175k. 3.75% fixed mortgage. I refinanced in 2020 from 30 to 15 year Loved the house Sold in Aug 2022 for $240k.
NJ house: 3b1.5 bath bilevel bought in Aug 2022 for $330k. 6.75% fixed 30yr mortgage. 20% down, so mortgage was taken out at 264k. New roof and septic in 2020, we added a fence for the yard, new dishwasher, and full electrical upgrade with generator hookup. Slowly painting the rooms as well
Thank you for any input and let me know what other info I can provide.
ETA: NJ is vague. We are in rural, northern NJ.
Update: Thank you to everyone that replied! All of your perspectives were very helpful. We will plan to stay out for now while making little upgrades as we go. In a few months, when emotions are calmer, we can make a decision on the bigger renovations. We’ll never stop looking at Zillow on the side though! :)
2023.05.23 17:40 Assiagopeniscorn Purchased a house in ‘22 and hugely regretting decision. Where to go from here?
I made a huge, semi-rushed house purchase and am freaking out. I’m not sure if this is the right sub, but I need someone to help me logically wrap my head about the emotions I’m feeling right now.
In Jan of 2022, I (33F) decided to I wanted to move to NJ to be with my long-distance boyfriend. It was a tough decision because I owned my house in MA, had a great career, and was financially stable. However, my life overall felt stagnant and I had been wanting a change for a couple of years so I decide to make the move. I also speak to my employer and we’re able to work it out so I’m essentially remote with a few visits to the area, maintaining my same pay.
House in MA suits my needs perfectly. The kitchen was beautiful. There was intentional, well-thought out storage spaces. The bathroom, even though we only had one, was gorgeous. The neighborhood was in a great location.
We start looking at houses, I’m not in a rush. Find out in May 2022 that I’m pregnant. Panic sets in because now I want to be moved and settled before the baby arrives in Jan 2023. I was able to sell my house in MA no problem. But after putting 15+ offers in NJ, we finally got an offer accepted on a “backup” house. I was so relieved to have housing, that I didn’t even go back for a second look. Closed in Aug 2022.
I move. BF moves in. We have the baby in January. LOTS of changes and adjustments.
Fast forward to present day, and I am HUGELY regretting my decision. Not because of the move itself, but because I absolutely hate this house.
This house is larger to accommodate us, baby, and each of our pets, but since the market was so different, I feel I grossly overpaid for it. Everything that is bothering is mostly cosmetic, but it is depressing. For 330k, I wish I had spent more time looking at the house. I only did one visit because I had to travel to see it. It needs an entire kitchen upgrade (countertops, new appliances, all new cabinets, etc), half bath needs upgraded vanity, full bath could use a new shower, etc. everything is functional, but I feel like I’m living in a dump for what I paid and where I should be in my life right now. We had to upgrade the electrical upon move in because there were so many issues. We don’t use the downstairs at all (living space, half bath, third bedroom). It uses oil heat that we’ve already had to fill up the tank 4 times since we moved in! I just feel like I spent all of this money on an overpriced piece of mediocre crap.
Some people are suggesting we just sell and move to a neighboring town. I don’t know if I have the mental capacity to go through that whole process right now without the guarantee of being in a better house and a better financial situation. I do look on Zillow, but anything that we could afford right now is not any better. I know the market is different from when I bought my first home in 2018, so do I just need to accept this?
Part of the issue, is that for the cost of our house, I feel it should be nicer. If we sold, we probably wouldn’t make too much money, if any, and all of what we made would go toward a down payment and closing costs.
As for where we would move to, I have no desire to be in a specific location. I’m fine with staying in NJ (BF likes it here, lots of family), but the house itself is driving me crazy. Especially since I’m now working from home full-time and have our little one full-time.
I guess I’m looking for guidance. Is my situation as bad as I think it is? Should I tough it out for a couple of years and make slow changes as we’re able to save up money? Should I try to move now? I need some perspective.
Some info about the houses:
MA house: 2b1bath colonial bought in Sept 2018 for 175k. 3.75% fixed mortgage. I refinanced in 2020 from 30 to 15 year Loved the house Sold in Aug 2022 for $240k.
NJ house: 3b1.5 bath bilevel bought in Aug 2022 for $330k. 6.75% fixed 30yr mortgage. 20% down, so mortgage was taken out at 264k. New roof and septic in 2020, we added a fence for the yard, new dishwasher, and full electrical upgrade with generator hookup. Slowly painting the rooms as well
Thank you for any input and let me know what other info I can provide.
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In Jan of 2022, I (33F) decided to I wanted to move to NJ to be with my long-distance boyfriend. It was a tough decision because I owned my house in MA, had a great career, and was financially stable. However, my life overall felt stagnant and I had been wanting a change for a couple of years so I decide to make the move. I also speak to my employer and we’re able to work it out so I’m essentially remote with a few visits to the area, maintaining my same pay.
House in MA suits my needs perfectly. The kitchen was beautiful. There was intentional, well-thought out storage spaces. The bathroom, even though we only had one, was gorgeous. The neighborhood was in a great location.
We start looking at houses, I’m not in a rush. Find out in May 2022 that I’m pregnant. Panic sets in because now I want to be moved and settled before the baby arrives in Jan 2023. I was able to sell my house in MA no problem. But after putting 15+ offers in NJ, we finally got an offer accepted on a “backup” house. I was so relieved to have housing, that I didn’t even go back for a second look. Closed in Aug 2022.
I move. BF moves in. We have the baby in January. LOTS of changes and adjustments.
Fast forward to present day, and I am HUGELY regretting my decision. Not because of the move itself, but because I absolutely hate this house.
This house is larger to accommodate us, baby, and each of our pets, but since the market was so different, I feel I grossly overpaid for it. Everything that is bothering is mostly cosmetic, but it is depressing. For 330k, I wish I had spent more time looking at the house. I only did one visit because I had to travel to see it. It needs an entire kitchen upgrade (countertops, new appliances, all new cabinets, etc), half bath needs upgraded vanity, full bath could use a new shower, etc. everything is functional, but I feel like I’m living in a dump for what I paid and where I should be in my life right now. We had to upgrade the electrical upon move in because there were so many issues. We don’t use the downstairs at all (living space, half bath, third bedroom). It uses oil heat that we’ve already had to fill up the tank 4 times since we moved in! I just feel like I spent all of this money on an overpriced piece of mediocre crap.
Some people are suggesting we just sell and move to a neighboring town. I don’t know if I have the mental capacity to go through that whole process right now without the guarantee of being in a better house and a better financial situation. I do look on Zillow, but anything that we could afford right now is not any better. I know the market is different from when I bought my first home in 2018, so do I just need to accept this?
Part of the issue, is that for the cost of our house, I feel it should be nicer. If we sold, we probably wouldn’t make too much money, if any, and all of what we made would go toward a down payment and closing costs.
As for where we would move to, I have no desire to be in a specific location. I’m fine with staying in NJ (BF likes it here, lots of family), but the house itself is driving me crazy. Especially since I’m now working from home full-time and have our little one full-time.
I guess I’m looking for guidance. Is my situation as bad as I think it is? Should I tough it out for a couple of years and make slow changes as we’re able to save up money? Should I try to move now? I need some perspective.
Some info about the houses:
MA house: 2b1bath colonial bought in Sept 2018 for 175k. 3.75% fixed mortgage. I refinanced in 2020 from 30 to 15 year Loved the house Sold in Aug 2022 for $240k.
NJ house: 3b1.5 bath bilevel bought in Aug 2022 for $330k. 6.75% fixed 30yr mortgage. 20% down, so mortgage was taken out at 264k. New roof and septic in 2020, we added a fence for the yard, new dishwasher, and full electrical upgrade with generator hookup. Slowly painting the rooms as well
Thank you for any input and let me know what other info I can provide.
2023.05.19 07:26 walczakdesignbuild Walczak Design Build: Ipswich's Premier Kitchen Remodeling Contractor
 | https://preview.redd.it/oow5v71i4q0b1.jpg?width=600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f5ea106e488bdfcb1eebe761076f53d6a0d9edbb submitted by walczakdesignbuild to u/walczakdesignbuild [link] [comments] Walczak Design Build is a premier Kitchen Remodeling Contractor in Ipswich, MA. With expertise in designing and building custom kitchens that are both functional and beautiful, Walczak Design Build is a trusted name in the industry. From initial consultation to final installation, we work closely with clients to ensure that every detail is carefully considered and executed to perfection. With a focus on quality craftsmanship and exceptional customer service, Walczak Design Build is committed to exceeding expectations and delivering stunning results. Whether you're looking to update your kitchen or create a brand new space, trust Walczak Design Build to bring your vision to life. |
2023.05.18 21:02 SpyCats Holding on to the dream in Orange MA
This one is in a not-highly-regarded Massachusetts town. Assessed at under $200K,it's been on the market for $975K since 11/21.
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2023.05.11 22:51 Mighty-Rosebud The Monster House
This house is two streets over from me. It's been vacant for eons and often has dead cars and a dumpster out front. This winter, a storm took off the front porch. As I scrolled though the pics, I kept yelling to my other half - WHAT IS THAT?! Enjoy!
Edit: My neighbor's toddler calls it The Monster House.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/33-3rd-St-Ayer-MA-01432/57045094_zpid/?
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Edit: My neighbor's toddler calls it The Monster House.
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/33-3rd-St-Ayer-MA-01432/57045094_zpid/?
2023.05.09 16:43 eaglessoar How feasible is riding the length of the Border to Boston Trail?
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2023.05.09 08:12 walczakdesignbuild Get Your Dream Home with Ipswich's Expert Remodeling Contractor
 | Walczak Design Build is a premier Home Remodeling Contractor in Ipswich, MA that has been providing exceptional services to homeowners for years. Whether you are looking to update your kitchen, renovate your bathroom, or create a whole new living space, Walczak Design Build has the expertise needed to bring your vision to life. Our team of skilled professionals will work closely with you to understand your unique needs and preferences. submitted by walczakdesignbuild to u/walczakdesignbuild [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/pkfp5vhlzqya1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7385057a014b71ec28b15d55766abd10c619988d |
2023.05.06 23:10 Ladder310 This was on Zillow. An app specifically for housing.
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2023.05.03 22:08 hopeve Is it a scam?
Hi, I’m moving to Boston from Mississippi in June as a new grad! I’ve gotten approved for a place but I’m extremely paranoid about scams because of the amount of money required upfront.
So, the place is $2500 for 2 bed 2 bath 1100 sqft in the Edgeworth area of Malden and allows cats and dogs. I can see on just the Zillow listing that it has over 300 contacts at this point (posted 9 days ago - I contacted 7 days ago), and it was posted to other sites too.
The broker is a realtor for his own realty company so nobody else to verify that with. I could verify his license on the MA gov website though. English is his second language so sometimes via text/email it’s a little broken but he talks like that over the phone too. I did a FaceTime tour and the broker showed his face and was really friendly and there was even a tenant in the unit at the time that was uncomfortably laughing when on camera lol. He started outside at the front and showed kinda down the street too.
He used the application form from Massachusetts Association of Realtors. It was actually listed as available 6/1, but I asked if I could start the lease 6/15-7/1 and he said that would be fine.
He is sending me the instructions for lease signing and the money soon (I guess since I’m out of state so he’s gotta figure that out). So I don’t know yet the method he’s gonna ask to send the money, but he called it “checks” so I’m thinking there’s a chance I have to mail physical checks. I’ve already found the property owners name on the gov website to check that against the lease too.
This is the first place I actually got all the way to the application step (been seriously looking for maybe 2 weeks), so I guess it just feels too easy. Do y’all think it’s a scam or real?
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So, the place is $2500 for 2 bed 2 bath 1100 sqft in the Edgeworth area of Malden and allows cats and dogs. I can see on just the Zillow listing that it has over 300 contacts at this point (posted 9 days ago - I contacted 7 days ago), and it was posted to other sites too.
The broker is a realtor for his own realty company so nobody else to verify that with. I could verify his license on the MA gov website though. English is his second language so sometimes via text/email it’s a little broken but he talks like that over the phone too. I did a FaceTime tour and the broker showed his face and was really friendly and there was even a tenant in the unit at the time that was uncomfortably laughing when on camera lol. He started outside at the front and showed kinda down the street too.
He used the application form from Massachusetts Association of Realtors. It was actually listed as available 6/1, but I asked if I could start the lease 6/15-7/1 and he said that would be fine.
He is sending me the instructions for lease signing and the money soon (I guess since I’m out of state so he’s gotta figure that out). So I don’t know yet the method he’s gonna ask to send the money, but he called it “checks” so I’m thinking there’s a chance I have to mail physical checks. I’ve already found the property owners name on the gov website to check that against the lease too.
This is the first place I actually got all the way to the application step (been seriously looking for maybe 2 weeks), so I guess it just feels too easy. Do y’all think it’s a scam or real?
2023.05.02 00:56 JCMS85 Meta Monday 5/1/23: Warhammer Fest & Friends
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Warhammer Fest. Manchester, England. 359 players. 9 rounds.
Gibraltar Grand Tournament. Gibraltar. 70 players. 6 rounds.
Tau Tipping 2023. Hoquiam, WA. 59 players. 5 rounds.
WINTER WARFEST 2023. Ipswich, Australia. 56 players. 5 rounds.
Isarauen Frühjahrscup. Dachau, Germany. 53 players. 5 rounds.
Peterborough Slam GT! 2. England. 42 players. 5 rounds.
Beerhammer 2023: The Sequel. Regina, Canada. 24 players. 5 rounds.
Dice & Bolter 40K GT. Farsley, England. 20 players. 5 rounds.
Fun-N-Games Spring GT. Blacksburg, VA. 20 players. 5 rounds.
SPRING SLAUGHTER 2023. Juneau, AK. 20 players. 5 rounds.
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Warhammer Fest. Manchester, England. 359 players. 9 rounds.
- Iron Hands 9-0
- Aeldari 7-2
- Guard 8-1
- Iron Hands 7-1-1
- Tau 8-1
- Dark Angels 7-2
- Chaos Daemons 7-2
Gibraltar Grand Tournament. Gibraltar. 70 players. 6 rounds.
- Tyranids 6-0
- Dark Angels 5-0-1
- Drukhari 5-0-1
- Iron Hands 5-1
- Custodes 5-1
- Tau 5-1
- Blood Angels 5-1
Tau Tipping 2023. Hoquiam, WA. 59 players. 5 rounds.
- Salamanders 5-0
- Iron Hands 5-0
- Space Wolves 4-1
- Grey Knights 4-1
- Chaos Knights 4-1
- Orks 4-1
- Chaos knights 4-1
- Imperial Knights 4-1
- Black Templars 4-1
- Genestealer Cult 4-1
WINTER WARFEST 2023. Ipswich, Australia. 56 players. 5 rounds.
- World Eaters 5-0
- Death Guard 5-0 (Listed as Nurgle)
- Orks 4-1
- Drukhari 4-1
- Harlequins 4-1
- Guard 4-1
- World Eaters 4-1
- Custodes 4-1
- Iron Hands 4-1
- Leagues of Votann 4-1
Isarauen Frühjahrscup. Dachau, Germany. 53 players. 5 rounds.
- Ad Mec 5-0
- Guard 5-0
- Sisters 4-1
- Craftworld 4-1
- Death Guard 4-1
- Dark Angels 4-1
- Chaos Daemons 4-1
- Chaos Daemons 4-1
- Iron Hands 4-1
- Iron Hands 4-1
Peterborough Slam GT! 2. England. 42 players. 5 rounds.
- Chaos Daemons 5-0
- Chaos Daemons 4-1
- Dark Angels 4-1
- Custodes 4-1
- Leagues of Votann 4-1
- Custodes 4-1
- Dark Angels 4-1
- Orks 4-1
Beerhammer 2023: The Sequel. Regina, Canada. 24 players. 5 rounds.
- Ultramarines 5-0
- Chaos Daemons 4-1
- Harlequins 4-1
- Deathwatch 4-1
- Guard 4-1
- Leagues of Votann 4-1
- Craftworld 4-1
- Orks 4-1
- Chaos Daemons 4-1
Dice & Bolter 40K GT. Farsley, England. 20 players. 5 rounds.
- Space Wolves 5-0
- Guard 4-1
- Leagues of Votann 4-1
- Space Wolves 4-1
Fun-N-Games Spring GT. Blacksburg, VA. 20 players. 5 rounds.
- Imperial Knights 4-0-1
- Black Templars 4-1
- Death Guard 4-1
- Orks 4-1
SPRING SLAUGHTER 2023. Juneau, AK. 20 players. 5 rounds.
- Custodes 4-1
- Chaos Daemons 4-1
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2023.04.29 08:23 EchoJobs 🚀 Apr 29 - [HIRING] 26 new Remote Software Engineer Jobs
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| Backend Engineer @ GitLab | USD 92k - 198k | Remote |
| Principal/Sr. Backend Software Engineer, Search @ Highspot | USD 167k - 252k | Seattle, WA, Remote |
| Staff Software Engineer @ Human Interest | USD 200k - 260k | Remote, US |
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| Senior Staff Software Engineer @ Cruise | USD 194k - 285k | US, Remote |
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| Senior Principal Engineer @ Atlassian | USD 180k - 333k | Mountain View, CA, US, Remote |
| Principal Security Engineer @ Zillow | USD 108k - 173k | Remote, US |
| Senior Security Engineer @ Squarespace | USD 107k - 230k | Remote, US |
| Senior Sales Engineer Teams @ Stack Overflow | USD 140k - 169k | Remote, US |
| Senior Data Engineer @ Hopper | USD 180k - 230k | Remote, Chicago, IL |
| Senior Data Engineer @ Hopper | USD 180k - 230k | Seattle, WA, Remote |
| Senior Data Engineer @ Hopper | USD 180k - 230k | Boston, MA, Remote |
| Senior Data Engineer @ Hopper | USD 180k - 230k | Atlanta, GA, US, Remote |
| Senior Data Engineer @ Hopper | USD 180k - 230k | Detroit, MI, US, Remote |
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| Senior Unity Engineer @ Genies | USD 150k - 200k | Los Angeles, CA, Remote |
| Staff Software Engineer @ Instacart | USD 195k - 260k | US, Remote |
| Sr. Software Developer @ Gusto | USD 157k - 239k | Remote, Scottsdale, AZ |
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2023.04.29 08:23 EchoJobs ✨ Apr 29 - 26 new Software Engineer Jobs Remote
| Job Position @ company | Salary | Locations |
|---|---|---|
| Senior Data Engineer @ Curology | USD 150k - 190k | |
| Backend Engineer @ GitLab | USD 92k - 198k | Remote |
| Principal/Sr. Backend Software Engineer, Search @ Highspot | USD 167k - 252k | Seattle, WA, Remote |
| Staff Software Engineer @ Human Interest | USD 200k - 260k | Remote, US |
| Software Engineer @ CaptivateIQ | USD 108k - 145k | Remote, North America |
| Senior Staff Software Engineer @ Cruise | USD 194k - 285k | US, Remote |
| Senior Software Engineer @ Atlassian | USD 133k - 247k | US, Remote, Mountain View, CA |
| Senior Principal Engineer @ Atlassian | USD 180k - 333k | Mountain View, CA, US, Remote |
| Principal Security Engineer @ Zillow | USD 108k - 173k | Remote, US |
| Senior Security Engineer @ Squarespace | USD 107k - 230k | Remote, US |
| Senior Sales Engineer Teams @ Stack Overflow | USD 140k - 169k | Remote, US |
| Senior Data Engineer @ Hopper | USD 180k - 230k | Remote, Chicago, IL |
| Senior Data Engineer @ Hopper | USD 180k - 230k | Seattle, WA, Remote |
| Senior Data Engineer @ Hopper | USD 180k - 230k | Boston, MA, Remote |
| Senior Data Engineer @ Hopper | USD 180k - 230k | Atlanta, GA, US, Remote |
| Senior Data Engineer @ Hopper | USD 180k - 230k | Detroit, MI, US, Remote |
| Software Developer Intern @ BackerKit | USD 70k - 85k | San Francisco, CA, Remote |
| Developer Support Engineer @ RevenueCat | USD 107k - 107k | Americas, Remote |
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| Senior Data Engineer @ Catalyst Software | USD 156k - 193k | New York, NY, Remote |
| Senior Unity Engineer @ Genies | USD 150k - 200k | Los Angeles, CA, Remote |
| Staff Software Engineer @ Instacart | USD 195k - 260k | US, Remote |
| Sr. Software Developer @ Gusto | USD 157k - 239k | Remote, Scottsdale, AZ |
| Staff Software Engineer @ Discord | USD 214k - 233k | San Francisco, CA, Remote |
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