• justhach@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Thats okay, but then why buy a cottag-y in nature house and then change it instead of buying something more fitting from the get go.

    Even if the house was a good bargain, I cannot imagine the added cost of tearing out all those trees, paving the front yard, and remodeling/updating the interior would be cheaper than just buying a house that was already like that.