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Re: OT: How many built their homes here?


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Posted by Paul in MN on March 09, 2009 at 17:33:55 from (71.210.155.144):

In Reply to: OT: How many built their homes here? posted by Gun guru on March 09, 2009 at 14:19:40:

I started mine in the fall of 1972, and moved in April '74, quite unfinished then, but it was our first home and we loved it and still do. I hired out the excavating (after trying myself), the LR fireplace, the electrical and basic drywall (got pushed by the bank to close). I laid the footings in pouring rain and sleet, laid 1400 conc blocks for the walkout bsmt, did all the framing, plumbing, heating (5 zone HW wood fired boiler), hired some help in pouring the bsmt floor and garage floor. It is a story and half Cape Cod design which my wife and I worked out together and then hired an experienced residential draftsman to make it look good. At the time my father thought I was going broke, and would not help one bit, he wanted me to rent an apartment and put my savings in the stock market. Boy, was he wrong!!

We have raised 5 kids here, letting them garden, make crops, have pets, chickens, horses, mini-bikes, cars, trucks, tractors, and 4H and Scout activities. We now have 8 grandkids (3 families) all within 20 minutes drive time. Life is good!!

No regrets.

Paul in MN


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