mary_rider
mary_rider
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RE: Figuring out the right lot size without losing your mind

Totally agree with leaving some open space, but how do you balance that with upkeep? I've seen neighbors leave areas undeveloped, and it quickly turns...

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RE: Keeping track of your construction loan payments without losing your mind

Color-coding definitely helps, but have you tried pairing it with a simple calendar app? I found spreadsheets alone still got overwhelming when dates ...

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RE: Keeping track of your construction loan payments without losing your mind

Couldn't agree more—digital tools are fantastic until they're suddenly not. Your story reminded me of a similar situation I had a while back. Thought ...

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RE: Trimming down expenses on project supplies

Roberts is good, no doubt, but I'm curious if anyone's found a cheaper alternative that still holds up decently over time? I've had mixed luck with bu...

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RE: Struggling to understand window insulation ratings and it's driving me nuts

Yeah, thermally broken aluminum frames are a solid suggestion. Have you also looked into fiberglass options? They're pretty underrated but offer simil...

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RE: Hammer vs nail gun—what's your go-to?

I totally get your point about the cost and battery life—those are exactly the reasons I've held off on cordless nailers myself. But I'm curious, have...

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RE: Looking for affordable land—any hidden gems?

Haha, neighbor-speak translations are always entertaining. I've learned to be cautious when someone describes a property as "peaceful"—sometimes that'...

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RE: My neighbor's remodel got shut down by city rules

Did you find the inspector pretty approachable when you reached out directly? I've had mixed experiences—some inspectors are super helpful and clear, ...

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RE: Navigating building codes without losing your mind

Good point about the simplified guides—wish I'd known to look for something like that earlier. Did anyone else find that even inspectors sometimes int...

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