What about insurance on burned lots. I heard that they would be considered disaster zones or somethig and no insurance company would sell home owners insurance
Can some one tell me if that is true. If so I would think, building anything on a burned site, would be a big risk
Unless you plan on doing it over and over again, the learning curve is steep. The odds are it will not pay off until your on your 2nd or 3rd one (if you are lucky).
If you took a poll of remodeling contractors that build their own house from scratch, I bet that most do not. They buy a fixer, because it makes better financial sense.
Unless you plan on doing it over and over again, the learning curve is steep. The odds are it will not pay off until your on your 2nd or 3rd one (if you are lucky).
If you took a poll of remodeling contractors that build their own house from scratch, I bet that most do not. They buy a fixer, because it makes better financial sense.
Unless you plan on doing it over and over again, the learning curve is steep. The odds are it will not pay off until your on your 2nd or 3rd one (if you are lucky).
If you took a poll of remodeling contractors that build their own house from scratch, I bet that most do not. They buy a fixer, because it makes better financial sense.
Unless you plan on doing it over and over again, the learning curve is steep. The odds are it will not pay off until your on your 2nd or 3rd one (if you are lucky).
If you took a poll of remodeling contractors that build their own house from scratch, I bet that most do not. They buy a fixer, because it makes better financial sense.
Unless you plan on doing it over and over again, the learning curve is steep. The odds are it will not pay off until your on your 2nd or 3rd one (if you are lucky).
If you took a poll of remodeling contractors that build their own house from scratch, I bet that most do not. They buy a fixer, because it makes better financial sense.
