Do you like wood staircase in beech,red oad,teak or something else?

.: 336 Foundation: 02 - CONTINUOUS FOOTING Floor System: 04 - WOOD W/ SUB FLOOR Exterior Wall: 04 - SIDING AVERAGE Structural Frame: 00 - NONE Roof Framing: 02 - GABLE/HIP Roof Cover/Deck: 03 - COMPOSITION SHINGLE Cabinet/Millwork: 02 - BELOW AVERAGE Floor Finish: 08 - PINE/SOFT WOOD Interior Finish: 07 - DRYWALL Paint/Decor: 03 - AVERAGE Heat and A/C: 02 - WALL/FLOOR FURNACE Plumbing Fixtures: 6 Bath Tile: 00 - NONE Electrical: 03 - AVERAGE Shape: 01 - RECTANGULAR DESIGN Quality: 01 - AVERAGE Act Yr Built: 1945 Condition: 1 - NEEDS MINOR REPAIRS Building Areas: Area: BAS Sq Ft: 1,152 Area: OPF Sq Ft: 168 Area: EPU Sq Ft: 168 I have an estimate of repairs to be at 15-20K, but what concerns me the most is that there were 2 meters (one for each side) and one is gone and the other is still active!!!!!!

The builder who rehabbed the property said there was enough wood in this place to build 3 of the same houses.

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Note: Be careful with the chinese drywall in your neck of the woods!

-> Stay away from wood frame houses, cinder block only.

Note too that CRE falls faster and there does not appear an end in sight on an aggregated, nationwide level.

It was a heart-warming sight.

The weather is better and there is plenty to do: museums, theater, Disney World, sight-seeing, golf, wine country tours.....Thousand upon thousand of million dollar condos.

I recently cam across MrSandless.com in a search for wood floor refinishing and I'm curious if anyone has ever used them.