Beautiful intact unpainted oak trim, tall ceilings, fireplaces, and a lot of rehab that was in the process by very competent contractors.

The house in question had a fireplace, which they had already started, so they had some heat.

It's on the exterior and the fireplaces of a house I'm rehabbing.

This guy wants to sell a 3 br, 2 bath, storage shed, fireplace, in good shape modular home (doublewide) that is near a college campus (always has tenants) for about $10,000 cash because he's motivated.

taxes:7,200finished sqft: 1,700 (not counting basement)Details: Hardwood floors thru-out, 2 fireplaces, living, kitchen and dinning rooms, 2 patios set on about .25 acres.Originally a 3BR 1.5BA...the basement was fully finished along w/ an addition of 2 other bedrooms and another full bath.

These guys had small emblems and designs they worked into the doors, moldings, fireplace mantels, countertops, tile work like walk in showers, outdoor stone work and pavings, lamps and light fixtures....you get the idea.For thoses of us who knew, it was like a treasure hunt going through one of these properties and trying to find all the designs left from thier work.

The sound of a crackling fire in a room with a fireplace?

I'm really looking the fireplace also!

One of the only things left is the finish work on the gas fireplace.

Hi there,So, I just checked under Resources/ Fireplace for an example of a filled in Rhode Island purchase and sale contract for the purpose of wholesaling, and there was none.