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"Entry Level" what does that mean? HVAC question...
My last house was 2200 sq foot. It has wall-2-wall carpet, ceramic
tile in the entry way, linoleum in the kitchen, Formica counters. It was a nice home and I sold it for $140K ( SE USA.) The realtor described it as an Entry Level home. What does that mean? A Cheap house? I'm in a new home now, a bit nicer then the one I was in, and bigger to boot. However it also has Formica and linoleum in the kitchen. When I get ready to sell it, I don't want it to be an Entry Level Home. What changes can I make so it is no longer entry level? I'd like to do something that I can get use out of now, rather then 5 or 10 years down the road when I decide to sell it. Suggestions? Also, the house had Gas heat and a gas water heater. My summer electric bill was $350 for a 2 story brick house ( 4 bedrooms, 2 & 1/2 bath great room) I don't know the sq foot but it would have to be closer to 3k then 2500. The bill seems a bit high and I was thinking of getting a new HVAC unit. The Electric company gave me a flyer showing that a heat pump was cheaper to use then gas heat. I've had a heat pump before and I think it give poor heat v/s gas heat. But I was thinking replacing the HVAC with something ultra efficient or even using geothermal heat pump (if I went that route.) Comments on both, thoughts, flames? S Steve |
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