Makes for a truly horizontal paycheck  (auto deposited in my acct of course!)                                                                

Design and permit processing for that will probably run about $2k.You're probably already planning for horizontal costs on the water and sewer main install.  

Hi Manolo, Interested in estimates for construction cost, both vertical and horizontal including public work hookups, site prep, and finishes

I came from family owned horizontal projects, I hate starting from scratch, but baby steps to financial freedom, we need to start somewhere. :)

I follow an architect here on BP, @Jim Adrian and he usually has some creative and practical ideas for boosting curb appeal.Adding to what @Mike Hanneman advised, I don't think splitting the paint horizontally into two tones is serving any helpful purpose.  

It's also why you see the same lines or expansion joints (spacing filled with some flexible material) in some driveways and garage floors.The standard in the industry (at least in most new home building) is that a crack in the slab (including garage floor) is not an issue unless it exceeds 1/4 in horizontal or vertical displacement.  

Side note: if you did buy it and found yourself replacing the windows, I'd opt for a side by side style for the dormers/second story windows rather than the horizontally split windows... they just don't look right.Good luck with that one; you owe us after pictures if you end up buying it! 

I use a piece of poster board with 23 horizontal lines to manage my 23 STR properties. 

Vertical cracks are generally better than horizontal from a repair standpoint.  

It's difficult to expand horizontally where a marketable degree of expertise can be developed in residential construction.