alright, meow. m,n-they're like the same thing.SEREMAKER wrote:
Mew ............ is it a cat house ????????
its still twice as big as my first apt ........... better post up some picsReciprocity wrote:
alright, meow. m,n-they're like the same thing.SEREMAKER wrote:
Mew ............ is it a cat house ????????
but at a little less that 1k sqft, it just about is a cat house.
yeah, I saw that. Did you get a home inspection before purchasing?Ultrafunkula wrote:
Congrats and start on page number two over here. Check everything and I mean everything.
We grilled the real estate bitch quite a lot and got that type of answers that never would have made me suspect anything of this sort. We looked through very thoroughly the place and got a normal report from the seller about the condition. We also had a measurement made in place that there's no water damages and it passed with good scores. But the guy obviously didn't go under the building as they never do. The missus is investigating who is responsible for what in these kind of situations and I've calmed down since last night. Gotta put the energy first to solving the problem and then start wondering who pays what, once the repairplan is ready. The 21 apartments that are there have all some sort of troubles, minor or major. Ours just had a bit squeaky floor so that was no biggie. It also happens that the real estate assholes own a part of the contractor company that built them 3 fucked up buildings and the 21 owners have been battling about the faults with the contractor since they were built because it's only so few years old and the guarantee is still valid. The owners did not pass the report of the final inspection that stated that all is well so give the rest of the 25,000€ to us, the contractors. None of this was told to us. Just that some places were under some fixing under the guarantee. Fun, huh.Reciprocity wrote:
yeah, I saw that. Did you get a home inspection before purchasing?Ultrafunkula wrote:
Congrats and start on page number two over here. Check everything and I mean everything.
Thanks man! We too have the law on our side in some points and we inted to find out very carefully to get the sellers responsible for this little thing.Reciprocity wrote:
Good luck to you, Ultrafunkula. Here in the US, in most places, you have some legal recourse if you can prove that the seller knowingly failed to disclose.
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As in, your standing up boards and hammering in nails, or your having your house built?SEREMAKER wrote:
j/k .............. I'm building my first house ..................... for 1st time home buying/building, I'm ready to pull my hair
I'm sorta of own general contractor ......... I've worked on homes in the past but to build my own from scratch .... wow what a headache
as in I'm laying the block, pouring the concrete, escavting the area, putting up the steel, framing the walls, putting up the dry wall, installing in a bathroom--- I'm building the basement but the house is a off-frame modVicktorVauhn wrote:
As in, your standing up boards and hammering in nails, or your having your house built?SEREMAKER wrote:
j/k .............. I'm building my first house ..................... for 1st time home buying/building, I'm ready to pull my hair
I'm sorta of own general contractor ......... I've worked on homes in the past but to build my own from scratch .... wow what a headache
How many people you got working on it with you?