I can understand. I looked at a two bedroom for $21,000. The outside looked like crap, BUT the inside? O.M.G.! New roof. New Furnace. Blown-in insulation. Updated wiring. Pantry. Usable attic Most important, it felt like a HOME rather then a house. As if it had hosted families and had good bones going deep in the earth. I'm guessing you know the difference.
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Re the Second House
Date: 2007-05-21 11:10 pm (UTC)I looked at a two bedroom for $21,000.
The outside looked like crap, BUT the inside?
O.M.G.!
New roof.
New Furnace.
Blown-in insulation.
Updated wiring.
Pantry.
Usable attic
Most important, it felt like a HOME rather then a house.
As if it had hosted families and had good bones going deep in the earth.
I'm guessing you know the difference.
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