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I Was 24 and put down almost all my life savings at the time lolWhile I didn't have an answer I just thought I would cross that bridge if and when I got to it.

I'll cross that bridge once I get this chapter of my life out of the way.

Were they not an option, I probably wouldn't have done them and would have focused on less complicated projects.One note that I'd like to add to the thread based on a comment above: I cannot speak to Nicole Curtis's work, but as someone who used to do both historic renovation and LEED-certified (green) construction, I would like to help correct a misconception about historic windows.

I'm not sure If your familiar with the Green Tree Golf Course area of Victorville but there's a few blocks of homes in there that are mobile homes on permanent foundations.

One thing I missed during the buying process was the fence did not accurately reflect the property boundaries and it turns out the neighbor owns some of the property enclosed within my fence (area in question in red, fence in green).

so perhaps a big red door, green grass with lot of yellow flowers/bushes.  

Just don't cross over into "Stalking". 

So many options.Anyway, that's one of my day dreams that crosses my mind every so often that I will probably never do.

Ours are just different: the green season(winter/spring), the brown season(spring/summer), the fire season(summer/fall), and the mud season(fall/winter).