Hey Yankees! You have a fascinating business model, and I wish you continued success in that. I've made it a goal to visit all 50 states, and the New England states are our next challenge. Hopefully, we'll see some of your fine work when we head your way.
And welcome to Active Rain. I'm sure you will find lots of helpful information and people here. I know I have!
All the best!
Carol
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We have a group entitled Home Builders of America that I would love to invite you to join, and to post blogs to, and to comment regularly. Your niche is intriguing and I look forward to hearing more.
Hey guys ... welcome to the Rain!
Your post reminded me of our relative history - from a regional, national, and internantional perspective. Boy, that came out kinda snotty-like. Here's my point ... I have a friend in the UK who is all excited because he's about to move into his new house. He said to me (no joke!), "It's great! Practially new at only 300 years old!" HA!
Anyway, I'm looking forward to reading more about you and your business!
Christina :)
I love, love, LOVE what you're doing! While you're too far away for my local clients here in Texas, I'll be putting a link to your website on my website just so folks can see what's possible - we have some old houses around here that this could be done with quite successfully. Plus, being in the Morgan Horse world, I do have friends and acquaintances up in the Vermont and New Hampshire environs, and they might be interested at some point.
My husband and I actually live in a 1930's house (in need of restoration/remodeling) that was moved in 1970 from a nearby city to the 55 acres on which it now sits. The work to be done includes such things as removing cheap paneling that was put on and taking it back to its original beauty - but when you live in a house, it somehow takes longer to get those things done, it seems.
Christina, some years back my daughter and I were on an educational tour of England and Scotland. At Edinburgh Castle (where I'd still love to live! It's my kind of place!), the six gates in the portcullis were pointed out, and it was offhandedly mentioned that the first gate was a "modern" addition - it was only 150 years old.
We invite you back to ActiveRain in 2018!
Much has changed since you last posted to ActiveRain. I encourage you to take another look at the website.
Best to you!
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