Vernon's house sells for $10.3M

[Prototype]

Originally Posted by albertGQ

How does Vernon even walk up those stairs with all his goalie equipment on? I know he was from the 80's and his gear was smaller then they are now, but shouldn't he have an elevator? I've tried walking upstairs with goalie pads on and its quite difficult. Not to mention the blocker and catcher does not make holding the railings any easier

I believe you're thinking of a different goalie who goes around everywhere with his pads on...

[Caged Great]

Speaking as an a designer, I'd rate those rooms about a 6.5/10

There are quite a few minor errors, especially with the furniture selection.

[yads]

Originally Posted by Winsor_Pilates

Usually houses in that price range work on set rate commissions and not your usual formulas, but either way, yeah I'm sure they cashed in.

I figured as much, but I can't imagine it being significantly lower than what the formula would arrange. In fact I would probably expect it to be higher, due to the time and difficulty of selling a house like this.

[mots]

Originally Posted by yads

I figured as much, but I can't imagine it being significantly lower than what the formula would arrange. In fact I would probably expect it to be higher, due to the time and difficulty of selling a house like this.

a lot of realtors, once you get past $2.5M, will charge you a fee, no matter if the house sells or not. I know of a realtor that would charge 70,000-80,000, because of the cost of the marketing the home.

[Nufy]

I remember being at US customs in Calgary last fall when Vernon was applying for a work permit to go work for the Bolts.

The border guy wasn't going to let him travel because he didn't have the required number of years as a goalie consultant and wasn't qualified for the position.

Guy obviously wasn't a hockey fan.....