MikeDATiger116

Another option is to put it in a high yield savings if it's for an emergency fund. If you rather invest it, then put int in a low fee mutual fund like VTSAX that covers the entire US market. Average returns over the last 100 years is like 10-12%. Again, this is for long term money (minimum 5 year...

Gary V said it right when he said, that this entire stunt is publicized and will show everyone how little faith the parents had in their kids abilities. They messed up raising them in terms of academics, I think one of the daughters is like some YT influencer with makeup and whatever. The daug...

I know it'll be a good amount of work on my end. I think a large concern is making sure the work done by the contractor is done right and warrantied. If I jack up the finishes it would be on me. Thanks all for helping and sounds like it's possible but need to clarify this well in writing with the co...

quote: I work for Cretin Homes ole boy Brady Foret on y'alls FB page 3 kinds of pissed off at y'all for putting 1/2" water lines in his home y'all built for him. Who the frick puts 1/2" water mains in a home? If y'all cheap arse enough to do that wonder what other kind of corners you cut . I'...

I never gave a thought about financing much, but I also would finance over 50% myself if the final number was within my range. I'll definitely talk with a local bank to see what they require, I guess it would be a self construction loan of some sort. But if I had a local builder that would be will...

Lol. I appreciate this comment. I actually have it pasted on my work door for some time. I think I can, just need some reassurance....

I've read a lot of threads on cost per sf to build a home but not much about if you want to do some of the work yourself to save a little. We are a single income family with two young kids so anything we can save helps. I live in Prairieville and would like to stay close to around here. Looking to s...