HE puts in the cash your put in the labor and smarts...this is a perfect deal for one with youth and energy and no money and many will and should jump at the chance.

Rewards are often that the construction back then were more solid than some of what we find today, even though they were not as energy efficent and often wired for 110 as opposed to 220.Downside was that the bedrooms were built much smaller than we are used to today because their activity was in the study, den, or family room.

the note holder was a widow..her husband was the investor and it was her last note..she was well off and just didn't had the energy for it..just developed a rapport and she told me "you remind me of my husband when he was young"..funny story..she had me call her accountant to work out the details and that guy has referred me 2 short sales!

One may find it cheaper--I don't see it secondhand anywhere on the internet--and it's quite efficient.

All that does is keep efficiency out of the market.

I have one that I currently use but they are not super efficient, and I would like to try someone else.Thank you!!

At the risk of upsetting Mariah I have to comment on Jon's comment about "promoting to Facilities Manager"... the vision racing through my mind was the efficiency with which most poorly performing individuals in government are promoted to a position where they can't do any damage.Mariah, make the hard decision, get it over with, suffer any consequences and then continue building your business.

Out of the homes we've owned and lived in, this is the most solidly built of them all so far ;) It is also the most efficient house I have ever lived in!

:roll: I wish they would focus their energies the oil spill, instead of this type of thing.

I am just too busy normally to have time for TV and find that it is far more efficient for me to obtain my news from printed material - mainly because I can select which articles I read instead of having to listen to what someone has to say.