Howdy folks. My name is Scott, I'm 30 and until very recently I made my living as an over the road truck driver.
I spent a bit of time over the last week lurking about and getting the lay of the land here. There are a lot of knowledgeable people here doing beautiful work on their beautiful homes. I like to look at project threads and see all of the creative ways people make their homes nicer, more comfortable and more valuable. That said, that isn't where I am at all.
In 2005 I bought a house for $1000. That isn't a typo. $1k. What kind of house do you get for $1k? Exactly what you'd expect: rotten, dilapidated, funky, damaged, ugly and devoid of even a single square foot of level space. It does have a few saving graces, though. It's in a very quiet location with what is probably the best view in town and most importantly it's SUPER CHEAP to live there.
So that's where I stand. I certainly love to check out the projects you may be working on in your lovely level home that comes with all the classic trappings of domestic bliss. Just remember that I am the guy living in the ****** shanty on the side of the hill. I'd really love to talk to you about how to replace a sole plate when it's already under two feet of dirt or how to put up an effective vapor barrier when your basement is nothing more than a large mud pit with a house on top. If that's your cup of tea, hit me up.
I spent a bit of time over the last week lurking about and getting the lay of the land here. There are a lot of knowledgeable people here doing beautiful work on their beautiful homes. I like to look at project threads and see all of the creative ways people make their homes nicer, more comfortable and more valuable. That said, that isn't where I am at all.
In 2005 I bought a house for $1000. That isn't a typo. $1k. What kind of house do you get for $1k? Exactly what you'd expect: rotten, dilapidated, funky, damaged, ugly and devoid of even a single square foot of level space. It does have a few saving graces, though. It's in a very quiet location with what is probably the best view in town and most importantly it's SUPER CHEAP to live there.
So that's where I stand. I certainly love to check out the projects you may be working on in your lovely level home that comes with all the classic trappings of domestic bliss. Just remember that I am the guy living in the ****** shanty on the side of the hill. I'd really love to talk to you about how to replace a sole plate when it's already under two feet of dirt or how to put up an effective vapor barrier when your basement is nothing more than a large mud pit with a house on top. If that's your cup of tea, hit me up.