@Darrell Shepherd - Oh yeah, for the average home buyer, problems like messed up sheetrock, broken windows, graffiti on the walls...that chases them the hell off.

Here are some numbers for you all:Purchase price: 78,001Principal Balance: 72800.18 @ 4.25%- 30 yr Conventional loan through BBT; The home was a foreclosure, but purchased the home from HUD through an online auction, and paid 5% down for Conventional loan with PMI.Monthly payment: 628.16Home owners insurance: 1034.68 (Allstate- Estimated cost to rebuild is 166,851)Current Property Assessment from County: 97,100 for building and 26,900 for land: Total- 124,000Zestimate (if this means anything): 123,382Square footage: 2020 with 1526 containing HVAC (Electric) and a converted garage into a carpeted room with window AC, 2 old wall heaters, washer/dryer/water heater, outside door around 494 sq ft.

This place does not show that great  and is marketed as 4br 2ba but one of the bedrooms does not count since its in the basement and does not have egress window(the window looks into the garage...)

He never allowed any campaign signs in his store window and there were never any bumper stickers on our cars.

Home had all new windows, viny sided, newer roof, newer furnace/central air, 100amp service with breaker panel and knob & tube wiring.

We have vendor discounts on pretty much anything that you can put in a house, carpet, windows, hvac, and so on.Next up is the education, and this is the big pay off. 

Then the logs are cut and shipped to site to be built, doesn't come with doors windows etc.   

Put a sign in window/door with your contact info, to help avoid scammers.

Other Discussion suggests :Woodland building American vinyl is good for Windows and Northeast Building ProductsI have no experience with any.I hit habitat for humanity the other day in Delaware.  

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