recycled building materials: Renovation Mistakes - continued
- 01/01/09 03:30 AM
This post is the third in a series of blogs about mistakes people make while renovating homes. This is pretty extensive and was inspired by an HGTV program aired a few days before Christmas.
I help a lot of home buyers purchase homes that need some TLC. They often purchase their homes using a FHA type loan product called a 203K loan which is a renovation loan allowing for the purchase and funds the renovation as well. There are several different types of 203K loans. A streamline which is very simple and does not require the home owner to have a … (4 comments)
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recycled building materials: Recycle More Baltimore
- 12/11/08 02:22 PM
Effective January 2009, Baltimore City residents will be able to recycle MORE items. So fill up a recycle bin or two or MORE! Remember, if we all do our part, one person at a time and one home at a time; together as a City we can make a difference. By recycling we can all do our part to reduce the amount of trash that goes to the land fill and reduce our individual carbon footprints. Do your best to recycle and not trash the below material. Working together, we can minimize the damaging affects to our natural environment and the … (1 comments)
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recycled building materials: You Could Build a House from Recycled Building Materials
- 02/24/08 01:51 AM
I was inspired to write this blog by an other ActiveRainer. In Baltimore we are blessed with several locations where you can buy recycled building materials, remixed paint, recycled cabinets, recycled counter tops, recycled hardware, recycled floors and the list goes on. And, yes, you can build an entire house from found materials.
The Loading Dock is located 2 N. Kresson Street, Baltimore 21224.
Their warehouse is filled to the brim with all kinds of materials. Not only do they accept donations from people who are renovating their homes but they also collect paint from landfill sites and remix them in … (7 comments)
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This post is the third in a series of blogs about mistakes people make while renovating homes. This is pretty extensive and was inspired by an HGTV program aired a few days before Christmas. 
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