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Georgia Family Goes Viral With Double Deer Skull Sink Faucets

By Minda Lou September 21st, 2022
Forget taxidermy, the future of your deer heads will be in sink faucets!

I often look to TikTok for inspiration on things like recipes, gardening tips and what to do all those extra majestic deer skulls I have hanging around the house.

Well, less so on that last one but one Georgia couple on TikTok is making waves and gathering the likes with their ingenuous deer skull sink faucet.

Check it out:

@amandamccurley3

Bathroom makeover! #besthusband #deercreation

ā™¬ Different 'Round Here - Riley Green

And Part 2:

@amandamccurley3

Part 2 on skull sink! There will be a part 3 once the diverter comes in, but I know everyone was waiting! #fyp #masterbathroom #thatsmyhusband @mccurley1989

ā™¬ Deer Huntin Man - Single - Michael Austin

This is statement home dĆ©cor at it’s finest and kind of an engineering marvel.Ā  I’m going to be looking at road kill with a fresh new interior designer eye from now on.

Fayetteville One of the Worst Places to Buy a House in the Country

Yes, the real estate market around the country has been crazy the last couple years, but it turns out Fayetteville has become one of the worst places to buy a house in the country.

A recent study by WalletHub found that Fayetteville was ranked at No. 252 out of 300 when it comes to best places to buy a house.

The study broke down into two major categories: Real-Estate Market and Affordability & Economic Environment. Within the Real-Estate Market category, things like median days on the market, foreclosure rate, vacancy rate, share of young homes and more, were considered. For the Affordability & Economic Environment category, things like home price as a share of income, maintenance affordability, job growth rate, unemployment rate, median credit score and more were considered.

A lot of factors went into the study, and it seems the factors that are sinking Fayetteville the most have to do with foreclosure rates. Fayetteville is near the bottom, with some of the worst rates in the country. Fayetteville also came in low on median credit score factors.

Fayetteville did rank decently in the overall Affordability & Economic Environment category, coming in at 79th overall.

It’s not all bad news though, as some experts say it’s still a decent time to buy a home regardless.

“Many households will likely own their homes for a long time, so I think there is little point in trying to time the market by a few months in the current environment,” said Eva Steiner, Associate Professor of Real Estate at Penn State Smeal College of Business. “My advice is not to rush into any purchase decisions just because there is a risk that prices may rise further. The most important factor to consider is the long-term affordability of the purchase.”

But what about the rest of the country and the rest of North Carolina overall? Things are looking much better in some places. Let’s take a look at the top markets nationwide, and a few more of the North Carolina cities on the list.

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