- Clever concept. RT @BoingBoing: Doomsday condos in old missile silos http://t.co/D9vXx1kn #
- "Seattle's office towers filling up, brokers report" via @SeattleTimes http://t.co/RBFgqas7 #
- Neat concept: "Wallingford yard gets cargo container guest house" http://t.co/nqhBnjGi via @RealEstatePI #
- RT @themotleyfool: Sorry, Fools, but your house is not a good investment. (Monetarily, anyway.)http://t.co/AFNgSMvN #
- RT @jillayne: About 100 homes up for aux in Bellevue today. It should be triple that number by June-July. #
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I’d like to put my mother-in-law in a cargo container.
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RE: ivan @ 1 –
Too funny. I almost spit out my tea over the computer!
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You missed this important piece on replacing both springs on your garage door when one breaks. /sarc
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/realestate/2017970033_homefixit15.html
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BoA is apparently streamlining its short sale procedures to get more timely answers.
http://www.inman.com/news/2012/04/10/bank-america-streamlining-short-sale-procedures
Amazing how it only takes bank 4 years to do the obvious, and then it’s still not what it should be. /sarc
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The shipping container story shows there’s still plenty of nuts with more money than brains. $59k for a 200 square foot “house” — what a shrewd deal!
Looks like you could build it yourself for very little and save the $10k shipping cost to boot. An RV without the R or V… pretty much worthless and it probably lowers the value of his property.
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The aspect of the Shiller quote that I always miss is if you actually pay off your mortgage, *then* I’d like to see a measure of the return on the investment from year 30 on, as you live for a fraction of the price of renting. Too bad no one does that anymore.
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I’ve always wanted to build a storage shed out of a shipping container. I have had sheds broken into in the past, and it seems a good way to add security.
The twist is that I’d build a cedar facade and a roof around it so it looked like a stick-built structure. I guess the trick is figuring out how to best wrap it. Perhaps 4×4 posts every 5 feet with sheathing, then lap siding. You would not want to drill into the container and you would probably want some sort of air gap around the container.
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