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Image 1 — Burberry Coat - Real and Worth Fixing?
Image 2 — Burberry Coat - Real and Worth Fixing?
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Image 7 — Burberry Coat - Real and Worth Fixing?
Image 8 — Burberry Coat - Real and Worth Fixing?
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Image 11 — Burberry Coat - Real and Worth Fixing?
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Burberry Coat - Real and Worth Fixing?

We did a closet clean out (shared group housing) and discovered this coat all bundled up on the ground. At first we thought it was a paint tarp given there were so many other tarps and paint buckets in there. Turns out it's a Burberry coat?? Compared details to an article about authentication and I feel like it's legit. Curious if anyone else can provide their opinions. If it's real, I will try to get it to a specialist to fix up given there are some dirt marks and damaged buttons. Would love to return it to the original owner but there's no way in knowing who left this coat behind. TIA

u/jm-hs — 14 hours ago
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Townhouse --> Apartment Move

Hey there! I've been living in a shared townhouse ever since moving to DC but I'm now contemplating a move to solo living. I have loved living with roommates ever since the college days so this would be a big change. I'm just at the point where I want to walk in and feel like this truly is my home rather than my home featuring other people's dirty dishes (trust me, there have been many talks about this yet no change)

I'm curious if people have resources or recs for making this kind of change!! Management companies you love or hate. Online websites to use for the hunt. Wise knowledge to embrace or avoid English basement units. Etc etc! Any and all tips would be appreciated 😌 and if anyone has any leads, I would be aiming for an early August move in date with a budget up to $1900/month (including utilities)

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u/jm-hs — 3 months ago