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February 11, 2010 at 3:21 PM #512183February 11, 2010 at 5:27 PM #512221waiting hawkParticipant
Hi AN the carpet and granite in kitchen was only thing contracted out. I did the granite in bathrooms and everything else. This place was actually a ton easier than the cabin I did in 08. Tons of my videos on that same youtube channel. The limestone backsplash was expensive. I actually was told $6 per sqft for material was a good deal. Granite tops in bathrooms were cheap, that 61″ top was like $299 and undermounts sinks for like $30 ea. I found a small place in garbage grove for the vanities and tops. As for the appliances the stove we bought in 07 from someone loosing their house the next day for $150 the fridge we bought from lowes back in 2005, the overhead microwave was like $159 from home depot (no big brand) and dishwasher was lowes at $319. I tried to keep cost down with so much dang stuff to do. The kitchen was a total of $9500. Cabinets were actually from IKEA with those slow closing drawers and doors (even pantry doors). I think I am into it all for right around 17-18k.
We both look back now at the saying I used to say from 05-09 like “someone is friggin living in our house and cant afford it right now” or the famous one, “You know the place we buy is going to look like a dump right?”.
Heck ya TG I thought formal TV room was a great idea lol. I dont want a room with furniture in it nobody ever uses. Thats for rich people.
Edit: heres the cabin in late 08
I did it all except the carpet and charging the split ac unit I put in.
February 11, 2010 at 5:27 PM #512785waiting hawkParticipantHi AN the carpet and granite in kitchen was only thing contracted out. I did the granite in bathrooms and everything else. This place was actually a ton easier than the cabin I did in 08. Tons of my videos on that same youtube channel. The limestone backsplash was expensive. I actually was told $6 per sqft for material was a good deal. Granite tops in bathrooms were cheap, that 61″ top was like $299 and undermounts sinks for like $30 ea. I found a small place in garbage grove for the vanities and tops. As for the appliances the stove we bought in 07 from someone loosing their house the next day for $150 the fridge we bought from lowes back in 2005, the overhead microwave was like $159 from home depot (no big brand) and dishwasher was lowes at $319. I tried to keep cost down with so much dang stuff to do. The kitchen was a total of $9500. Cabinets were actually from IKEA with those slow closing drawers and doors (even pantry doors). I think I am into it all for right around 17-18k.
We both look back now at the saying I used to say from 05-09 like “someone is friggin living in our house and cant afford it right now” or the famous one, “You know the place we buy is going to look like a dump right?”.
Heck ya TG I thought formal TV room was a great idea lol. I dont want a room with furniture in it nobody ever uses. Thats for rich people.
Edit: heres the cabin in late 08
I did it all except the carpet and charging the split ac unit I put in.
February 11, 2010 at 5:27 PM #513129waiting hawkParticipantHi AN the carpet and granite in kitchen was only thing contracted out. I did the granite in bathrooms and everything else. This place was actually a ton easier than the cabin I did in 08. Tons of my videos on that same youtube channel. The limestone backsplash was expensive. I actually was told $6 per sqft for material was a good deal. Granite tops in bathrooms were cheap, that 61″ top was like $299 and undermounts sinks for like $30 ea. I found a small place in garbage grove for the vanities and tops. As for the appliances the stove we bought in 07 from someone loosing their house the next day for $150 the fridge we bought from lowes back in 2005, the overhead microwave was like $159 from home depot (no big brand) and dishwasher was lowes at $319. I tried to keep cost down with so much dang stuff to do. The kitchen was a total of $9500. Cabinets were actually from IKEA with those slow closing drawers and doors (even pantry doors). I think I am into it all for right around 17-18k.
We both look back now at the saying I used to say from 05-09 like “someone is friggin living in our house and cant afford it right now” or the famous one, “You know the place we buy is going to look like a dump right?”.
Heck ya TG I thought formal TV room was a great idea lol. I dont want a room with furniture in it nobody ever uses. Thats for rich people.
Edit: heres the cabin in late 08
I did it all except the carpet and charging the split ac unit I put in.
February 11, 2010 at 5:27 PM #512366waiting hawkParticipantHi AN the carpet and granite in kitchen was only thing contracted out. I did the granite in bathrooms and everything else. This place was actually a ton easier than the cabin I did in 08. Tons of my videos on that same youtube channel. The limestone backsplash was expensive. I actually was told $6 per sqft for material was a good deal. Granite tops in bathrooms were cheap, that 61″ top was like $299 and undermounts sinks for like $30 ea. I found a small place in garbage grove for the vanities and tops. As for the appliances the stove we bought in 07 from someone loosing their house the next day for $150 the fridge we bought from lowes back in 2005, the overhead microwave was like $159 from home depot (no big brand) and dishwasher was lowes at $319. I tried to keep cost down with so much dang stuff to do. The kitchen was a total of $9500. Cabinets were actually from IKEA with those slow closing drawers and doors (even pantry doors). I think I am into it all for right around 17-18k.
We both look back now at the saying I used to say from 05-09 like “someone is friggin living in our house and cant afford it right now” or the famous one, “You know the place we buy is going to look like a dump right?”.
Heck ya TG I thought formal TV room was a great idea lol. I dont want a room with furniture in it nobody ever uses. Thats for rich people.
Edit: heres the cabin in late 08
I did it all except the carpet and charging the split ac unit I put in.
February 11, 2010 at 5:27 PM #512877waiting hawkParticipantHi AN the carpet and granite in kitchen was only thing contracted out. I did the granite in bathrooms and everything else. This place was actually a ton easier than the cabin I did in 08. Tons of my videos on that same youtube channel. The limestone backsplash was expensive. I actually was told $6 per sqft for material was a good deal. Granite tops in bathrooms were cheap, that 61″ top was like $299 and undermounts sinks for like $30 ea. I found a small place in garbage grove for the vanities and tops. As for the appliances the stove we bought in 07 from someone loosing their house the next day for $150 the fridge we bought from lowes back in 2005, the overhead microwave was like $159 from home depot (no big brand) and dishwasher was lowes at $319. I tried to keep cost down with so much dang stuff to do. The kitchen was a total of $9500. Cabinets were actually from IKEA with those slow closing drawers and doors (even pantry doors). I think I am into it all for right around 17-18k.
We both look back now at the saying I used to say from 05-09 like “someone is friggin living in our house and cant afford it right now” or the famous one, “You know the place we buy is going to look like a dump right?”.
Heck ya TG I thought formal TV room was a great idea lol. I dont want a room with furniture in it nobody ever uses. Thats for rich people.
Edit: heres the cabin in late 08
I did it all except the carpet and charging the split ac unit I put in.
February 11, 2010 at 5:52 PM #512800JumbyParticipantSo how much would a house like this go for in that hood?
February 11, 2010 at 5:52 PM #512892JumbyParticipantSo how much would a house like this go for in that hood?
February 11, 2010 at 5:52 PM #512236JumbyParticipantSo how much would a house like this go for in that hood?
February 11, 2010 at 5:52 PM #513144JumbyParticipantSo how much would a house like this go for in that hood?
February 11, 2010 at 5:52 PM #512381JumbyParticipantSo how much would a house like this go for in that hood?
February 11, 2010 at 8:57 PM #512855eavesdropperParticipantTremendous job on the house and on the cabin. Both houses look fantastic. It is noteworthy that you got truly impressive rehabs/upgrades for very reasonable amounts of money. It takes real talent to remodel on a limited budget. I’m addicted to the HGTV show “Bang For Your Buck”, and it totally blows my mind what people spend on their remodels – especially these days. And so often it turns out to be more of a disastrous “remuddle”.
Hope that your family gets a lot of enjoyment out of your new home.
February 11, 2010 at 8:57 PM #512290eavesdropperParticipantTremendous job on the house and on the cabin. Both houses look fantastic. It is noteworthy that you got truly impressive rehabs/upgrades for very reasonable amounts of money. It takes real talent to remodel on a limited budget. I’m addicted to the HGTV show “Bang For Your Buck”, and it totally blows my mind what people spend on their remodels – especially these days. And so often it turns out to be more of a disastrous “remuddle”.
Hope that your family gets a lot of enjoyment out of your new home.
February 11, 2010 at 8:57 PM #513199eavesdropperParticipantTremendous job on the house and on the cabin. Both houses look fantastic. It is noteworthy that you got truly impressive rehabs/upgrades for very reasonable amounts of money. It takes real talent to remodel on a limited budget. I’m addicted to the HGTV show “Bang For Your Buck”, and it totally blows my mind what people spend on their remodels – especially these days. And so often it turns out to be more of a disastrous “remuddle”.
Hope that your family gets a lot of enjoyment out of your new home.
February 11, 2010 at 8:57 PM #512947eavesdropperParticipantTremendous job on the house and on the cabin. Both houses look fantastic. It is noteworthy that you got truly impressive rehabs/upgrades for very reasonable amounts of money. It takes real talent to remodel on a limited budget. I’m addicted to the HGTV show “Bang For Your Buck”, and it totally blows my mind what people spend on their remodels – especially these days. And so often it turns out to be more of a disastrous “remuddle”.
Hope that your family gets a lot of enjoyment out of your new home.
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