Posted by 36 coupe on September 10, 2011 at 05:58:35 from (199.2.59.175):
In Reply to: Re: OT wood stoves posted by oldtanker on September 10, 2011 at 04:58:41:
If my insurance says I cant burn wood they will be gone.People with mortgages are screwed because they have to have insurance.My ins co has photos of both my wood stoves.They take far greater risks insuring automobiles.I will be 74 in 3 weeks and have spent 2 winters in a house without wood heat.Friend sold his house after ins co said he couldnt use wood heat any more.He lives in a rented trailer now.In any case the bank only requires you to have enough ins to cover balance owed them.People on SS are right against the wall these days.If I were alone here I would have to sell.My RE taxes, fuel oil,electric and farm ins use up ALL my SS.No money left for food, clothes shoes or a bottle of beer now and then.My book and sharpening business are dead in the water.The town is looking to collect personal property taxes on anything used to produce income.I build a few picnic tables every summer.I expect Ill have to pay a tax on my hammer, skil saw and electric drill and router I use building tables.Any attempt to make a dollar brings out a bunch of parasites.
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