Re: Building a House Interview.......
didn't read all the replies...but my families buisness has been residential construction for over 30 years (not me tho lol). Make sure that you right down any little thing you can think of, and try to get it in up front. Think of all the things you like and don't like, not only about where you have llived, but any other places you have been. It is not a prblem to change up after construction begins, but it's not cheap either. Some things like cabinets and appliances can be picked at the last minute, but just make sure the layout is the way you want it. My parents have built several places for themselves, and there is always one more thing they would change LOL. And get as much as you can afford, space wise...it is better up front than to add on later. Take the garage as an example...it is less $$ to make it bigger new, than to add on later.
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