On Jul 4, 12:50*am, "
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On Sat, 3 Jul 2010 20:00:28 -0700 (PDT), "
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Its NORMAL AND EXPECTED that things break on any home......

We're not talking about fixing something that's broken, ditz. *The original
problem was to add livable space to the house by finishing the basement. *This
can often be done on the cheap, but not if there is foundation work to be
done. *The right answer is to move.

new home builders and realtors must love you, anyone who happily
spends 10 grand to save $3500.00

Try taking remedial reading again, then try mommy's computer again.

No doubt you buy a new vehiclew yearly so you dont waste money on
repairs?

totally ignoring the first year new vehicle depreciation.....

You *are* retarded.

refusing to spend 3500 bucks to fix a water problem is insanity on
your part.....

You're illiterate, too (but that's obvious to everyone here).

if you dont fix it it can cost you 7 grand or more.....

you should try trimming quotes..... makes it look like you dont know
what your doing

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I trim quotes frequently.......

So do tell if your home needed a new roof would you sell it?

if your hmes gas line developed a leak would you sell it?

if your home needed a paint job would you sell it?

since you claim its always better to sell what is a acceptable fix for
you?

I am mfascinated most posters here enjoy fxing up their homes, you
appear very unique.

given all this I would NEVER want to live in a flood zone where every
heavy rain creates worry will there be 8 feet of water in the basement
and a few feet in the living room.......

but thats not what were talking about.......