We Have a Moni In The House!
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Well, we have stuck it out with our GC and we're in the house
Comments (3)No! Before we left town DH gave them most of the substantial completion payment, but there is still a chunk remaining. And then we have a much bigger chunk in hold back that they'll get 30 days after substantial completion. This is a fire restoration project with an insurance settlement and a mortgage company in the middle, so we don't even have all the money in hand....See MoreHave you been following Moni's trip?
Comments (2)Moni is in Colorado and that is Lake City, Colorado. They are suposed to be heading back to Gunnison next, maybe they haven't found a place for internet. The first time I met Moni personally was when she did her "Try Try Again" ride accross the USA from Oregon to New Jersey. She stayed overnight at our house and it was lots of fun following her ride. So, in comparrison, this is a short ride....See MoreWelcome home, Moni
Comments (7)Lisa, I am home. Feel weird. It was/is nice that Charlotte was/is here. crazyguy is down. Besides the first picture that went up, and the first sentences... it is just down right now, and I have to wait to post more. Just keep looking.. ;) it will happen. Moni...See MoreWe are currently having to rebuild. We lost our home to a fire.
Comments (19)So sorry you lost your home. Since you have lemons, make lemonade from the situation. Sorry, that sounds bad, but there is nothing like a fresh start. You're still young at 47 but if you expect this to be your forever home and not plan to retire to a warmer area of the country, you'll need to keep certain things in mind. We don't know where you live or what your life is like, but I can't imagine that a home larger than 3 bedrooms and 3 baths is needed. A 2,000 to 2,500 sq. ft. home should be more than enough. Property taxes never go down nor insurance, so are you in a special area in the country where a 3,000 sq.ft has minimal property taxes and insurance? My sister lives in an up and desirable area of the country and has a 1,500 sq. ft. home and her taxes are more than $6k per year! Unless there is something special about that lot, I agree that moving into a brand new home somewhere else might be far less stressful. You'll likely want a first floor master and maybe a first floor guest room if you think an aged parent might be in your future. Down here in Florida, two story homes often have a closet on the first floor that matches the location of a closet on the second floor to allow for a future electric lift. Good luck and come back when you make some decisions about where to live....See More- 9 years ago
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