Patterson II Model Floorpan Elite Collection - Mungo Homes - Long Cove/Blythewood, South Carolina

[@taradavis3889]

Looking for this model, preferably in Lexington, any resales coming?

[@divadreka9460]

Do they offer basements with this floor plan?

[@theflemmingteamcolumbiasc]

Great question. Yes and no. Basement is a option technically but no because right now they don’t have lots developed that will accommodate a basement here in Columbia sc.

[@divadreka9460]

@@theflemmingteamcolumbiasc aawww ok

[@pamelarod]

How much?

[@theflemmingteamcolumbiasc]

Hey Pamela! This property goes for around $450k-$550k right now depending on the structural options, design options, and neighborhood you select. Call me with any other questions! - Shayna

[@pamelarod]

How much credit score does mungos work with?

[@theflemmingteamcolumbiasc]

@@pamelarod Their are a lot of factors that go into this. My recommendation is to get with a lender and go over your options. I have recommendations if you like.

[@pamelarod]

@@theflemmingteamcolumbiasc do you recommend silverton mortgage ... who works with mungos? or is better to find another lender? I have 689 in my fico ... my income 120k and I have no debts , just my car.

[@theflemmingteamcolumbiasc]

@@pamelarod send me a text message and I can send you a list of recommendations. 803-237-5324-Shayna

[@monopolystocks5849]

Why does Mungo use those cheap looking wire shelves in the closets and pantry? Also, those old fashioned blinds? Can one request actual shelves for these places and custom blind installations? Also, are things such as pot fillers, tiling around the fire places, and more modern stair railings an option? Some of these design choices are safely classic, but are going out of style.

[@theflemmingteamcolumbiasc]

Pretty much every builder uses the wire shelf’s until you start getting into the $700k plus range. Pot filers currently are an option.

[@stonedog23]

I’ve never seen the usefulness for pot fillers. Of course they are great for filling an empty pot, but you still have to handle a big pot of water, usually hot or warm, eventually, if you want to empty it. No offense ma’am, but you are a real/tor, not a real/a/tor.