Re: Happy Solstice!

[http://www.jstar.com/~jonl]

the main thing is to balance what *needs* to get done and
what you'd like to have done.  i owned a house for only a year
and even from that short experience, it was a *lot* of work.
just don't try to do it all in one swoop.  i think that's the key.

      J

-----Original Message-----
From: robert <http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert>
To: http://www.mvccc.com/~jonl <http://www.mvccc.com/~jonl>; http://www.javasoft.Eng.Sun.COM/~jonathan.locke
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Date: Sunday, December 21, 1997 6:28 PM
Subject: Re: Happy Solstice!


> > From: http://www.jstar.com/~jonl
> > Date: Sun  Dec 21,  3:07pm
> >
> > wow, you are just too cool!
> > best of luck in your new house!
> > my only advice to you is to pay *top dollar* for a building
> > inspector sometime before closing.  a good building
> > inspector can find horrifying problems sometimes.
> > and it's always better to find out *before* closing.
> >
> > cheers and happy solstice to you too!!
> >
> >      J
>
>Yeah, the building inspector _did_ find things.  That's how we know it
needs
>a lot of work (unfortunately).
>
>But the price was right...