Comments on: Bathroom And Kitchen Improvement Tips http://www.su-casa.org/bathroom-and-kitchen-improvement-tips.html Mon, 02 Jan 2012 09:27:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Banger http://www.su-casa.org/bathroom-and-kitchen-improvement-tips.html/comment-page-1#comment-2462 Banger Sun, 27 Jun 2010 03:56:23 +0000 http://www.su-casa.org/bathroom-and-kitchen-improvement-tips.html#comment-2462 If you like the location and having the extra property and basement storage then I would buy. If you want to be almost sure of getting a home in perfect condition, then buy in the new sub. It is hard to pass up a brand new home especially if its made well. If you haven't seen the inside of the new home, you should. Take a real hard look at construction and quality of cabinets, bathroom fixtures, flooring, etc. Then take a long hard look at the 50 year old home and decide which would be a better resale in the future in case you are dissatisfied with the older homes limitations or the new homes location. Whatever you decide, do it quickly. To qualify for the first time home buyers credit you have to have a signed deal with a seller by 4-30-10 and close on the deal by 6-30-10 Also, good deals go fast. Good luck If you like the location and having the extra property and basement storage then I would buy.

If you want to be almost sure of getting a home in perfect condition, then buy in the new sub. It is hard to pass up a brand new home especially if its made well.
If you haven't seen the inside of the new home, you should. Take a real hard look at construction and quality of cabinets, bathroom fixtures, flooring, etc.

Then take a long hard look at the 50 year old home and decide which would be a better resale in the future in case you are dissatisfied with the older homes limitations or the new homes location.

Whatever you decide, do it quickly. To qualify for the first time home buyers credit you have to have a signed deal with a seller by 4-30-10 and close on the deal by
6-30-10
Also, good deals go fast.
Good luck

]]> By: x1y2z353022 http://www.su-casa.org/bathroom-and-kitchen-improvement-tips.html/comment-page-1#comment-2461 x1y2z353022 Sun, 27 Jun 2010 02:13:20 +0000 http://www.su-casa.org/bathroom-and-kitchen-improvement-tips.html#comment-2461 I would say no to laminate in wet areas, even though some ranges offer guarantees for their flooring in moist conditions. Get Vinyl or tile for these areas, their more suitable. You can buy a vinyl with a wood replication, it even has the grain (making it slip resistant), This would be warmer, less slippery and alot cheaper. If you have a kitchen with a table and chairs I'd go with the ceramic tile though. Some chairs can rip the vinyl if dragged. I would say no to laminate in wet areas, even though some ranges offer guarantees for their flooring in moist conditions. Get Vinyl or tile for these areas, their more suitable. You can buy a vinyl with a wood replication, it even has the grain (making it slip resistant), This would be warmer, less slippery and alot cheaper. If you have a kitchen with a table and chairs I'd go with the ceramic tile though. Some chairs can rip the vinyl if dragged.

]]>