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Posted by CathySD on September 01, 2004 at 14:37:51 from (64.33.251.66):
In Reply to: Any ideas for a guy buying fixer-upper house to re posted by Bryan on September 01, 2004 at 09:31:56:
My husband and I are doing something similar, but we aren"t doing it for resale. We bought a 125 year old farmhouse. We will be taking down the barn to use for flooring and cabinetry. Not certian how that will go, but there is a lot of good wood in the barn. We will be gutting each room, rewiring and replumbing (we are moving the bathroom and kitchen). Figure this can take years . . . We are experienced doing this, and as one person mentioned, we do own lots of useful tools (air nailers, saws, drills, etc) and we enjoy doing this as a hobby. We are doing more of a "restore" than a rehab, can"t wait to get started (have to replace the septic first, and unfortunatly that is one thing we have to hire out!) Cathy
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