Posted by John B. on April 20, 2012 at 17:45:18 from (38.114.64.135):
In Reply to: O/T:Building a house posted by c-man on April 20, 2012 at 14:19:58:
Well the way I see it. If you've built for others I'm sure you have good credit established to buy construction materials. You said living in town is not an option. Is it an option to stay in your 25 year old trailer?? Interest rates are as low as they are going to get. If you don't do it now you'll be kicking yourself in the near future. Plan the layout, know what you want and go for it. I told my electricians how I wanted my house wired. I had them split wire the receptacles in the living room and bedrooms. I flip a switch at the door and my bed lamp comes on and when I crawl in bed I turn the lamp off which is in arm's reach. When I get up I turn the lamp on and when I walk out the door I flip the switch off. Every entrance or exit of every room should have a lite switch for that room. I have many 4-way switches in our house. I told the electrican I wanted 2 outlets on every wall in my garage. He asked why, everyone uses extension cords??? He just answered his own question...LOL! My advice just build and you won't regret it...
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