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Tuesday February 24, 2004

Construction on our house starts next week!

We finally closed on our construction loan to double the size of our (675 square foot) house this morning! It took us 2 months to get a loan because of some credit issues our builder had. We stuck with him because we interviewed a bunch of builders/architects and he seems like the best fit for us. He also came highly recommended from the folks he's done remodels for. So while I'm pumping out code this spring, I'll get to listen to a team of construction workers tear this place apart.

We will have to move out about a month or so after they begin. Luckily, our neighbors (who are wicked cool) just bought a new house and we're in negotiations with their landlord to move in there. Hopefully it all works out as planned. I expect this place will be done when Munchkin #2 is about 2-3 months old - or right around Abbie's 2nd birthday. Happy Day!

Posted in General at Feb 24 2004, 12:03:39 PM MST 1 Comment
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Dude, I'm so jealous I can barely express it. It'll be another year or so before I can expand my little Rocky Mountain Cracker Jack box of a house. But at least now I know where I can go for references. Be sure to post progress reports.

Posted by Jason on February 24, 2004 at 08:11 PM MST #

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