We paid cash for the construction, but we needed proceeds from the final sale to come to the building company who was not in title yet.

Around 80% of Current housing stock is a solid wall construction, and if they were insulated around 50% of wasted energy can be saved.

.: 1,311 Building Depth: 38.00ft Neighborhood Type: Residential Construction Type: Frame Do you think this would be a good deal?

I worked construction last season until October, Make about 6 grand a month GROSS, now Im going back to it this summer for 6 months then I am going to work on the oil rigs in the winter months,If all goes well I will have made over 110K gross in the next year..My question is I have no credit, Can I gain enough credit in the next year and only have worked with my company for one year to obtain a mortgage?

Originally posted by "MikeOH":I think pre-construction is VERY RISKY with the current real estate market; tightening of lending standards; and impending recession.

Any new construction/renovations is going to require you bring everything up to current code.

I've provided technology consulting services to the construction and real estate industry for nearly 10 years.

One of them didn't need caulk at all but needed the siding taken off and the tar tape(not the real name) put around the new construction windows.

I am great with the construction and development side but, the creative strategies to procure financing are always a challenge that I'm working hard to improve.

Typically, the layout, flow, room size, and quality of the construction of the 20's house will be far superior.