Comments for Real Estate Investing Blog http://www.house2homz.com Richmond VA Real Estate Wed, 11 Apr 2012 21:39:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on The Plight of Condos by Jamu Kuat http://www.house2homz.com/the-plight-of-condos/#comment-234 Jamu Kuat Wed, 11 Apr 2012 21:39:31 +0000 http://www.house2homz.com/?p=50#comment-234 I went over this website and I think you have a lot of excellent info, saved to bookmarks (:. I went over this website and I think you have a lot of excellent info, saved to bookmarks (:.

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]]> Comment on The decade’s biggest home trends by Danyzz http://www.house2homz.com/the-decades-biggest-home-trends/#comment-184 Danyzz Sat, 10 Mar 2012 06:31:30 +0000 http://www.house2homz.com/?p=37#comment-184 PeteGlad I came across your site. I like eryosulf believe less is more and it shouldnt cost you an arm and a leg and an ear.Are you a builder originally? I like eryosulf am a journeyman carpenter transplanted from the bronx to the adirondacks whew big change. !!! Cant even think about going back.Well just wanted to offer our services out this way to central new yorkers and adirondackers if they were looking for a carpenter or lets collaborate if you have someone who needs help out my way please do not hesitate to call or write. Our prices are much more reasonable or shall i say realistic.Very nice site its a mirror of our northern life.Thanks Bill Rockhill owner Bear Creek Carpentry PeteGlad I came across your site. I like eryosulf believe less is more and it shouldnt cost you an arm and a leg and an ear.Are you a builder originally? I like eryosulf am a journeyman carpenter transplanted from the bronx to the adirondacks whew big change. !!! Cant even think about going back.Well just wanted to offer our services out this way to central new yorkers and adirondackers if they were looking for a carpenter or lets collaborate if you have someone who needs help out my way please do not hesitate to call or write. Our prices are much more reasonable or shall i say realistic.Very nice site its a mirror of our northern life.Thanks Bill Rockhill owner Bear Creek Carpentry

]]> Comment on The decade’s biggest home trends by anoiar http://www.house2homz.com/the-decades-biggest-home-trends/#comment-181 anoiar Sat, 10 Mar 2012 06:00:53 +0000 http://www.house2homz.com/?p=37#comment-181 , Once you have the basics, well it's reptty straightforward. I can also relate that 1664 SF is much larger than my family's needs and that we could do fine in half the size. For resale, however, even a 1664 SF house is considered way too small for most people WITHOUT children (I know this since we are selling). A 100 SF house is workable for some people. It is one way (and one I find enjoyable to read about) but it is certainly not the only way. An idea that would more widely suit a family would be reverting back to the house sizes of the catalog homes of the early 20th century where many houses ranged from 600-1000 SF. To my mind these are reasonably sized buildings that could easily be made energy-efficient with today's innovations along WITH the added bonus of a long life because of their functionality (something I do not think the majority of these tiny houses will have in the long run). Downsizing is a very good thing to promote. And a 2000 SF is not a small house. In fact, I think small might be considered 1000 SF or less with the tiny realm being the world of innovative people like Peter.Thanks for sharing! , Once you have the basics, well it’s reptty straightforward. I can also relate that 1664 SF is much larger than my family’s needs and that we could do fine in half the size. For resale, however, even a 1664 SF house is considered way too small for most people WITHOUT children (I know this since we are selling). A 100 SF house is workable for some people. It is one way (and one I find enjoyable to read about) but it is certainly not the only way. An idea that would more widely suit a family would be reverting back to the house sizes of the catalog homes of the early 20th century where many houses ranged from 600-1000 SF. To my mind these are reasonably sized buildings that could easily be made energy-efficient with today’s innovations along WITH the added bonus of a long life because of their functionality (something I do not think the majority of these tiny houses will have in the long run). Downsizing is a very good thing to promote. And a 2000 SF is not a small house. In fact, I think small might be considered 1000 SF or less with the tiny realm being the world of innovative people like Peter.Thanks for sharing!

]]> Comment on The decade’s biggest home trends by Natana http://www.house2homz.com/the-decades-biggest-home-trends/#comment-173 Natana Sat, 10 Mar 2012 03:39:09 +0000 http://www.house2homz.com/?p=37#comment-173 I would figure out how much money you have and start sale soipphng..do some research..check out second hand stores and auctions..do not go to direct buy (rip off) you have appliances which are a great expense you have just saved on ikea has good prices..and here, Leon's will do a don't pay for 15 or 18 month sales on approved credit just look around, make a list of what you need and go from there..you can pick up pieces bit by bit..you can get good deals at furniture places, but read the fine print..you must pay them off before the time runs out. I would figure out how much money you have and start sale soipphng..do some research..check out second hand stores and auctions..do not go to direct buy (rip off) you have appliances which are a great expense you have just saved on ikea has good prices..and here, Leon’s will do a don’t pay for 15 or 18 month sales on approved credit just look around, make a list of what you need and go from there..you can pick up pieces bit by bit..you can get good deals at furniture places, but read the fine print..you must pay them off before the time runs out.

]]> Comment on The decade’s biggest home trends by Care http://www.house2homz.com/the-decades-biggest-home-trends/#comment-165 Care Wed, 07 Mar 2012 22:14:16 +0000 http://www.house2homz.com/?p=37#comment-165 second hand, used, side of the road finds. if you want things to match paint them or irifnesh them. I find that secondhand furniture stores are the best. no buying unless you pay cash only.edited to add: you cannot begin life where your parents are now. it takes decades to build a home, including furniture. second hand, used, side of the road finds. if you want things to match paint them or irifnesh them. I find that secondhand furniture stores are the best. no buying unless you pay cash only.edited to add: you cannot begin life where your parents are now. it takes decades to build a home, including furniture.

]]> Comment on What will $100 Million buy you? by Haura http://www.house2homz.com/what-will-100-million-buy-you/#comment-161 Haura Wed, 07 Mar 2012 15:33:24 +0000 http://www.house2homz.com/?p=31#comment-161 Welcome to the club! I don't think I will get my first million in 8-10 years from now but I am a few years yugeonr than you . Great blog though, mind if I put if on my blog roll? Welcome to the club! I don’t think I will get my first million in 8-10 years from now but I am a few years yugeonr than you . Great blog though, mind if I put if on my blog roll?

]]> Comment on The decade’s biggest home trends by Cacing http://www.house2homz.com/the-decades-biggest-home-trends/#comment-155 Cacing Wed, 07 Mar 2012 03:26:32 +0000 http://www.house2homz.com/?p=37#comment-155 My spouse and i thoesnly enjoy reading through a variety of creative ideas and writings concerning futons. While it is good having an extra sleeping space accessible if needed, I also like the design of the current futon models. I also find them to be a little more comfy now days. The materials, especially on the higher priced versions usually are of a very good level of quality and consequently built to last a whole lot longer than they did back in the days. My spouse and i thoesnly enjoy reading through a variety of creative ideas and writings concerning futons. While it is good having an extra sleeping space accessible if needed, I also like the design of the current futon models. I also find them to be a little more comfy now days. The materials, especially on the higher priced versions usually are of a very good level of quality and consequently built to last a whole lot longer than they did back in the days.

]]> Comment on About me by Nate Peterkin http://www.house2homz.com/about-me/#comment-88 Nate Peterkin Mon, 14 Nov 2011 20:47:50 +0000 http://house2homz.com/?page_id=2#comment-88 Hi Elizabeth: I am looking for an investor/partner to work deals with me on bank owned properties in NC & SC and could possibly include Virginia. I am able to purchase direct from the bank at 20 to 50 cents on the dollar and looking for a partner that would like to enjoy a 50/50 split on profits while I oversee the work and we remarket properties through our licensed real estate firm. I am eager to speak with you and can be reached at 919-444-2345 Thanks Nate Peterkin Hi Elizabeth:

I am looking for an investor/partner to work deals with me on bank owned properties in NC & SC and could possibly include Virginia. I am able to purchase direct from the bank at 20 to 50 cents on the dollar and looking for a partner that would like to enjoy a 50/50 split on profits while I oversee the work and we remarket properties through our licensed real estate firm.

I am eager to speak with you and can be reached at 919-444-2345

Thanks

Nate Peterkin

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